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Sat 26 Oct, 2013 08:32 am
What could happen if we would take all the rocks of the world, and put them on one side of the planet?
@SarahHX,
SarahHX wrote:
What could happen if we would take all the rocks of the world, and put them on one side of the planet?
Even the one's in your head???
@SarahHX,
Sarah there would be a slight jitter in Earth's orbit. Just how much jitter I have no idea
@dalehileman,
dalehileman wrote:
Sarah there would be a slight jitter in Earth's orbit. Just how much jitter I have no idea
Dale...
...think about the term "one
SIDE of the Earth."
@Frank Apisa,
Quote:...think about the term "one SIDE of the Earth."
Being the AM maybe Frank I wasn't entirely awake imagining the Western Hemisphere for instance to be one "side" and the poles at "top" and "bottom". Now of course I realize Sarah meant north-south side
So watcha think
@dalehileman,
I'd love to know what "all the rocks in the world" means, given that most of the planet is "rock", molten or otherwise.
@fresco,
I'd suppose Fres Sarah means loose ones
@SarahHX,
SarahHX wrote:What could happen if we would take all the rocks of the world, and put them on one side of the planet?
The continents were once all mashed together into a single supercontinent. Is that what you mean?
The Pacific sloshes about on this side of the Earth, so the rocks are ALREADY on the other side..
@SarahHX,
Sarah i think that the earth changes orbital
sorry for my english...
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