Proof Of Evolution.

In message , Prai Jei
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Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
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"Prai Jei" wrote in message
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Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
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the earth
isn't perfectly spherical but bulges out at the equator.

It bulges at the centre because it is spinning

That's the other point of view.

You can either invoke "centrifugal" force on a spinning earth or
gravitomagnetism from a spinning cosmos - the effect on the shape of the
earth is the same either way. What you can't do is invoke both.

It bulges at the centre because it ate all the pies, either that or it's
because you're watching it on widescreen tv

--
bof at bof dot me dot uk

In article ,
bof wrote:

In message , Prai Jei
writes
Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
message :


"Prai Jei" wrote in message
...
Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
message :

the earth
isn't perfectly spherical but bulges out at the equator.

It bulges at the centre because it is spinning

That's the other point of view.

You can either invoke "centrifugal" force on a spinning earth or
gravitomagnetism from a spinning cosmos - the effect on the shape of the
earth is the same either way. What you can't do is invoke both.

It bulges at the centre because it ate all the pies, either that or it's
because you're watching it on widescreen tv

Heh-heh.

C

Crowfoot wrote:
In article ,
bof wrote:

In message , Prai Jei
writes
Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
message :

"Prai Jei" wrote in message
...
Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
message :
the earth
isn't perfectly spherical but bulges out at the equator.
It bulges at the centre because it is spinning
That's the other point of view.

You can either invoke "centrifugal" force on a spinning earth or
gravitomagnetism from a spinning cosmos - the effect on the shape of the
earth is the same either way. What you can't do is invoke both.
It bulges at the centre because it ate all the pies, either that or it's
because you're watching it on widescreen tv

Heh-heh.

C

I thought the Russians proved the earth had gone all pear-shaped years ago?

"curious" wrote in message
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Crowfoot wrote:
In article ,
bof wrote:

In message , Prai Jei
writes
Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
message :

"Prai Jei" wrote in message
...
Lord Turkey Cough (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
message :
the earth
isn't perfectly spherical but bulges out at the equator.
It bulges at the centre because it is spinning
That's the other point of view.

You can either invoke "centrifugal" force on a spinning earth or
gravitomagnetism from a spinning cosmos - the effect on the shape of
the
earth is the same either way. What you can't do is invoke both.
It bulges at the centre because it ate all the pies, either that or it's
because you're watching it on widescreen tv

Heh-heh.

C

I thought the Russians proved the earth had gone all pear-shaped years
ago?

If the Earth was not spinning, its molten core would not be generating a
magnetic field and solar radiation would have blasted away the atmosphere
and all signs of life.

(kim)