stevegreen
Distinguished Member
Global Warming.
I was thinking last night about the way the Earth orbits the Sun.
I will probably need putting right on this one one but, if the Earth is held in a constant orbit around the Sun, is it possible that the Sun's gravitational pull is slowly getting stronger, thus pulling the Earth closer to it all the time, thus increasing the temperature of the planet?
Does the Earth for instance circulate at a constant distance from the Sun, or does it get closer at certain points? If it does get closer at certain points of the orbit, how does it manage to break the increased gravitational pull and return to it's furthest point from the Sun before being pulled back in?
I was thinking last night night that it could be that 'Global Warming' is a story made up by the powers that be to stop the worldwide panic that would be caused by people knowing that the Earth was slowly careering into the Sun.
No doubt some of the physicists here will put me right
I was thinking last night about the way the Earth orbits the Sun.
I will probably need putting right on this one one but, if the Earth is held in a constant orbit around the Sun, is it possible that the Sun's gravitational pull is slowly getting stronger, thus pulling the Earth closer to it all the time, thus increasing the temperature of the planet?
Does the Earth for instance circulate at a constant distance from the Sun, or does it get closer at certain points? If it does get closer at certain points of the orbit, how does it manage to break the increased gravitational pull and return to it's furthest point from the Sun before being pulled back in?
I was thinking last night night that it could be that 'Global Warming' is a story made up by the powers that be to stop the worldwide panic that would be caused by people knowing that the Earth was slowly careering into the Sun.
No doubt some of the physicists here will put me right