@HexHammer,
HexHammer;160473 wrote:Yes, and even that I answerd, which you have ignored.
OK so you want to go round in circles. Again, here are your replies:-
HexHammer wrote:
So you have no scientific disproof? Well anyways, my thesis is not backed up by scientific proof, but merely a theory.
Fine then you explain to me.
Currently astronomers claims the moon of the earth are 10 meters out of place, explain that, I explain it with magnus effect, but that's just me
I did infact answer your question, maybe not satisfyingly.
Lol? ..gas planets? Gas planets and magnus effect acts differently than solid planets.
Which is your answer/explain to the specific question "how the magnus effect works with reference to Venus and Uranus."?
Look, I'm not going to go back and forth through this thread, just because you don't appear to be able to follow what it is you are typing.
HexHammer;160473 wrote:Math is math and only really relates to theory, facts are facts and rely on irrefudeble evidence which math alone can't provide. Too often we have had theories about this and that about planets and moons, when NASA actually send a prope up to a planet/moon usually we were proved wrong.
Math makes predictions that we can qualify with scientific fact. Einsteins equations made predictions, that have since been proven correct. Such is also true of other mathematicians like Paul Dirac predicting anti-matter etc.
Unfortunately it is not possible to travel to another galaxy, or even out of our own to prove some predictions that mathematics has made. This does not discount mathematics as the best way we can describe the cosmos.
HexHammer;160473 wrote:Dude all the time you plague me with your poor preception of things, I just wrote it was a TV doc, how can I link to that? ..besides you linked to a bad site with root kits.
So you are suggesting that you heard something and you now suggest is a qualified theory, but that theory has never been published, peer-reviewed or even debated. Are you sure you weren't watching Doctor Who?
I'm sure if you looked hard enough you could find a website relating to the documentary. Or if you are really stuck you could just try Google.
Besides I do not have a 'poor perception of things', you are just incredibly bad at explaining any of your "theories". Maybe next time when you propose an argument, you make sure you can qualify it first.