
What If Earth-s Axis Was Tilted by 90 Degrees?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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David
What if the iced over countries like Antarctica and the vegetated over places like the Amazon change every 2500 years or so-. the earth is spinning which gives seasons etc but then what if the earth tilts at a much lower speed and only completes a full tilt every 2500 years-so The north and south poles essentially don-t switch opposite but they get like gyroscoped inside out and so now the poles are on like United States and china-. and the equator runs from south to North Pole--hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm this could explain people finding ancient civilizations and pyramids in the Amazon and anatartica
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What if the iced over countries like Antarctica and the vegetated over places like the Amazon change every 2500 years or so-. the earth is spinning which gives seasons etc but then what if the earth tilts at a much lower speed and only completes a full tilt every 2500 years-so The north and south poles essentially don-t switch opposite but they get like gyroscoped inside out and so now the poles are on like United States and china-. and the equator runs from south to North Pole--hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm this could explain people finding ancient civilizations and pyramids in the Amazon and anatartica
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education
If the polar ice melts then more water would go towards the equator? Water moves with tides so maybe it would do something to the tilt with the extra moving weight? Although there seems to be a giant hole on the Pacific ocean side if you view earth with No water. The countries closer to the North poles have less water so if Ireland tilts towards the equator my 300 meters above sea level might be underwater? Maybe the safest place to live is in places like Chile that are high altitude no mater what the tilt. Or China along the equator
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If the polar ice melts then more water would go towards the equator? Water moves with tides so maybe it would do something to the tilt with the extra moving weight? Although there seems to be a giant hole on the Pacific ocean side if you view earth with No water. The countries closer to the North poles have less water so if Ireland tilts towards the equator my 300 meters above sea level might be underwater? Maybe the safest place to live is in places like Chile that are high altitude no mater what the tilt. Or China along the equator
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Jake
Are scientist only looking for life on other planets that are in the habitable zone? You explain that it wouldn't be so bad if the planet were 60 miles further implying that life could exist if there were other factors involved and not just the tilt or position. What if we were closer with less of a tilt. Could life flourish? What if we were further with a much larger tilt, could life flourish?
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Are scientist only looking for life on other planets that are in the habitable zone? You explain that it wouldn't be so bad if the planet were 60 miles further implying that life could exist if there were other factors involved and not just the tilt or position. What if we were closer with less of a tilt. Could life flourish? What if we were further with a much larger tilt, could life flourish?
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16_Rafi
So at the poles you would see sun started encircling all around horizon until the peak day at the top and then back encircling again
And in the equator you see the sun from the north horizon rising and setting like normal but slightly changing the line that it would travel to the top and then it will do the same thing in the south,
So the equator would be more habitable than the rest
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So at the poles you would see sun started encircling all around horizon until the peak day at the top and then back encircling again
And in the equator you see the sun from the north horizon rising and setting like normal but slightly changing the line that it would travel to the top and then it will do the same thing in the south,
So the equator would be more habitable than the rest
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Xeno
Just like how spinning gyros do not wobble in zero gravity of space station, earth will not wobble either if moon wasn't present. Also the moon was captured by the earth, we know this because the moon does not share its axial tilt with the axial tilt of earth close enough. Planets that formed with the Sun will share their axial tilt closely with the Sun's axial tilt like Jupiter does.
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Just like how spinning gyros do not wobble in zero gravity of space station, earth will not wobble either if moon wasn't present. Also the moon was captured by the earth, we know this because the moon does not share its axial tilt with the axial tilt of earth close enough. Planets that formed with the Sun will share their axial tilt closely with the Sun's axial tilt like Jupiter does.
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Joseph
I'm guessing, somehow it knew that it would have no seasons and figured that it should do something if people were ever gonna live on it. So it asked a planet to hit in such a way that it would perfectly have 4 seasons. Ya know, the land would rest in winter, seed germinate in spring, grow in summer and harvest in autumn. That just makes good sense. Definitely no architect involved.
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I'm guessing, somehow it knew that it would have no seasons and figured that it should do something if people were ever gonna live on it. So it asked a planet to hit in such a way that it would perfectly have 4 seasons. Ya know, the land would rest in winter, seed germinate in spring, grow in summer and harvest in autumn. That just makes good sense. Definitely no architect involved.
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Grace
At 2: 02 What is it about a 90 degree rotation that would cause the continents to move toward one of the poles? I mean I know that the crust is made up of between 8 to 15 plates and that they move and slide around in relation to one another, but on a spinning object, what kind of physics are involved that would cause the land plates to shift to a pole?
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At 2: 02 What is it about a 90 degree rotation that would cause the continents to move toward one of the poles? I mean I know that the crust is made up of between 8 to 15 plates and that they move and slide around in relation to one another, but on a spinning object, what kind of physics are involved that would cause the land plates to shift to a pole?
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Happy
Tilting is different from rotation which control the length of the day. Basically the equator will pass the pole which will be tropical. So it will spring in the new poles and tropical at the new equater. This video deliberately mixing between gravitational tidal effect on planet s near their mother star and the tilt. rubish
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Tilting is different from rotation which control the length of the day. Basically the equator will pass the pole which will be tropical. So it will spring in the new poles and tropical at the new equater. This video deliberately mixing between gravitational tidal effect on planet s near their mother star and the tilt. rubish
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BaronBoar
Just recently we have discovered that the earth has tilted 80cms since 1993. What if has been shifting all through the 1900s at a similar rate. This could be the cause of climate change and not carbon, the governments wouldn't like that too mjch though as they wouldn't be able to charge us carbon tax anymore. Lol.
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Just recently we have discovered that the earth has tilted 80cms since 1993. What if has been shifting all through the 1900s at a similar rate. This could be the cause of climate change and not carbon, the governments wouldn't like that too mjch though as they wouldn't be able to charge us carbon tax anymore. Lol.
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Michael
we have polar vortexed look at the moon, it rises wax and sets wan flipping 180 deg every night from the viewers prospective as the terminator line stays with the moons landscape, tyco craters should be on the bottom for northern hemisphere and the top for the southern hemisphere
we are on our side already
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we have polar vortexed look at the moon, it rises wax and sets wan flipping 180 deg every night from the viewers prospective as the terminator line stays with the moons landscape, tyco craters should be on the bottom for northern hemisphere and the top for the southern hemisphere
we are on our side already
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Kevin
You don't even know what really hte moon entity is and still feeding the humanity with nas-holes lie-based data? That's a shame really and what some of us did to our own species historically for mundane achievements. Do you really have any idea what's really the moon?
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You don't even know what really hte moon entity is and still feeding the humanity with nas-holes lie-based data? That's a shame really and what some of us did to our own species historically for mundane achievements. Do you really have any idea what's really the moon?
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Fundamental
That-s why I-m not an atheist! To be an atheist you have to believe in trillions of coincidences. From creation of sub atomic particles, assembling them to form atoms, stable finely tuned universe, preparing a planet for life, to actually developing a life.
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That-s why I-m not an atheist! To be an atheist you have to believe in trillions of coincidences. From creation of sub atomic particles, assembling them to form atoms, stable finely tuned universe, preparing a planet for life, to actually developing a life.
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Seg
Atheist: earth fortune beautiful planet habitable just right for life/human being happened by itself (big bang. logic? A a. no no
Surely something with devine power has planned all this for us. the universe was created. not just happened by itself
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Atheist: earth fortune beautiful planet habitable just right for life/human being happened by itself (big bang. logic? A a. no no
Surely something with devine power has planned all this for us. the universe was created. not just happened by itself
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Shadow
This is flawed. You show the axial tilt, but you assume that rotation will still spin on the original axis. If the tilt is caused by crustal shift, then the spin axis will change to the new pole positions.
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This is flawed. You show the axial tilt, but you assume that rotation will still spin on the original axis. If the tilt is caused by crustal shift, then the spin axis will change to the new pole positions.
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PopKernel
Dude I have to write a summary of this video because I choose it as a reference for my project, I have to write down each word and then reword the work from there, might as well get the script. ;-;
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Dude I have to write a summary of this video because I choose it as a reference for my project, I have to write down each word and then reword the work from there, might as well get the script. ;-;
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calical26
when the earth flips we have mile high waves that go around the whole world and a new ice age will bein the krust will stop and deal with 1000mpr winds last a week
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when the earth flips we have mile high waves that go around the whole world and a new ice age will bein the krust will stop and deal with 1000mpr winds last a week
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Kris
What if. :-) But the Earth axis tilts 180 degree every 12, 888 years, causing a world flood. It's well documented in the book -The code of hathor deciphered-
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What if. :-) But the Earth axis tilts 180 degree every 12, 888 years, causing a world flood. It's well documented in the book -The code of hathor deciphered-
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Marvin
Yeah the moon is a great happening so perfect almost like it-s engineered to balance the earth like a weight balances a tire so it doesn-t wobble
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Yeah the moon is a great happening so perfect almost like it-s engineered to balance the earth like a weight balances a tire so it doesn-t wobble
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I said all of a poler caps would start to meld causing an over rise in water soon as melting glaciers would fall it would create a tsunami ---
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I said all of a poler caps would start to meld causing an over rise in water soon as melting glaciers would fall it would create a tsunami ---
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Vampiro
How to tilt a planet Axis? Clearly we need to do that with other planets and perhaps with ours with somethimg goes terrible wrong here
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How to tilt a planet Axis? Clearly we need to do that with other planets and perhaps with ours with somethimg goes terrible wrong here
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This was a question we had in school today so I desided to watch this and now I know I got an F on that assignment
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This was a question we had in school today so I desided to watch this and now I know I got an F on that assignment
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Sindre
If north and south is hot and equator is icy cold, surely somewhere in between there must be better conditions?
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If north and south is hot and equator is icy cold, surely somewhere in between there must be better conditions?
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education
What about the winds? Wouldn't that moderate the temp from constant cold winds from high pressure north?
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What about the winds? Wouldn't that moderate the temp from constant cold winds from high pressure north?
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