CompuServe Messages

Jon We have seen dramatic evidence for massive water flows on Mars. There is obvious evidence of water flows on the moon. The ring System Mare Orientale appears to me to have been a slow wet one.. The solar system has retrograde rotations & erratics that can only be explained with flyby's. >>it's nearly impossible that such a complex event involving several planetary bodies could conclude with all the bodies involved in widely separated, nearly circular orbits all in the same plane as the more distant planets that were not involved.<< Indeed …..this needs to be dealt with by all theories. Take Uranus for example(Doug and I have been round and round with this)<g> The planet is rotating with an axis that is more than 90 degrees out of plane. It got knocked off its keester and yet…..its moons are orbiting in nearly perfect circles…… in the equatorial plane……tell me that isn't a complicated event …. and how possibly could the moons hold that condition without there being an underlying orbital mechanism that tunes orbits into circular condition. Think about that and talk about complex events. The sun spews out a tremendous amount of material some piled up on the earth forming the geologic crust…other materials arrive dramatically and range from metals to gases with a bit of water. There is lots of ice in the solar system and some ends up back on planets. So its not too far fetched to think that earth received a displaced ocean in the form of an icy comet or cloud. Kamron