stay with me
>have this idea planets grow since before
>looking at youtube video that brings up piri reis map
>getting tired of hearing about it with no new discoveries
>look up world tectonic plates over southern america in relation to video and "Aztlan", lost home of the amerindians
>tectonic plate not broken over argentina, argues against the piri reis map being a coast line depiction in favor or being an actual map of antarctica looted or copied from greek/egyptian libraries with connections from earlier kick start civlizations built by and given knowledge to by the people, "gods", from ruined antarctica or from another planet
>looking at the tectonic plates they remind me the plates on a skull
>back to planets grow
>now to saturn
>back to planets grow
>find below detailing idea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kL7qDeI05U
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>during a planets evolution it reaches intervals of equilibrium and stability where the rotational speed allows for inflation without breaking apart
>back to saturn
>back to earth
>earth is hollow
>all planets are hollow
>saturn
>if it has a non corporeal soul manifest in the electro magnetic spectrum like the earth it must at the very least have a semi solid non gaseous core
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Cassini-Huygens/Saturn_s_atmosphere
>>Saturn is approximately 75% hydrogen and 25% helium with traces of other substances like methane and water ice.
>it must have a solid core or else the aliens wouldn't garden the rings to broadcast it
>further the core must be incredibly hot due to pressure
>if not saturn already has passed its interval of equilibrium and is instead rotating as such speeds that the outward force causes the pressure of the gases density to be at a negative
>but then the planet wouldn't be?
>depends on how quickly this happens
>we'd know
>saturn lives
>it has a core of molten rock and metal
http://www.universetoday.com/15303/does-saturn-have-a-solid-core/
>> What they have never been able to confirm beyond a shadow of a doubt is the answer to does Saturn have a solid core.
>>core accretion theory
>>it’s low density seems to point to more of a liquid metal and rock mixture at the core.
>saturn
>anti thesis to spirit
>composition of an infant sun
>no ignition
>a living planet has a hollow core of molten metal much like a soap bubble, sometime hitting a sweet spot in its planetary evolution with an enough forceful rotation a planets core expands from the center
>if conditions are right the rotational speed will counteract the ludicrous vacuum caused by a potentially air tight sphere of matter, stretching space towards zero causing the dimension of energy upon which matter rests to pierce the veil, creating a sun
somewhere along this train of thought i realized that gravity as a force does not exist, there is instead density and attraction between positive and negative energy
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