Bjarne
Philosopher
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The fact that "space wind" is not equal to "kinetic pressure" means that your idea predicts that there are no stable orbits and that the Solar System does not exist.
Wrong
Part of the KE to the KE is transmitted from the inner planets
The planets are thrown outwards until the space wind equalize the resistance against motion
It’s all an automatically process like gears and synchroniser in a gearbox. Nice perfect and beautiful.
Yes, you claim that, but you have not shown it. SOP seems to have done a proper job of evaluating your equations
3+2 = 5
You can show it more complicated like SOP did
2 + 2+ 1 – 4 + 4 = 5
BUT It’s not necessary
It was his claimed interpretation that was manipulated crap. – Capito ?
The consequence of you making these errors is that your conclusion that "space wind" is exactly equal to "kinetic resistance" is wrong.
No it is not
For example
Mercury used the KE it is requiring to resist
- its own motion
- rotation
- maintain resistance by having moon in orbit
The rest of the KE left is used to push Mercury further away from the Sun.
BUT Mercury have one more bill to pay = energy that MUST be transmitted to the planets further out.
Mercury has the highest bill that matter to pay because all the outer planets resist Mercury’s obit. Hence Mercury MUST transmit KE to all the other planets. Therefore the distance between the planets is no coincident exactly like the distance between gears in a gearbox also not is coincident. Everything moves like a unity until the centrifugal KE and the resistance automatically equalizes each other as a unity.. It all act like a unity because it is a unity.
It’s the exact same that’s happens in a galaxy. The inner stars works harder, hence these are slowing down and one by one they fall from the sky. After some billion years our Sun will fall into the central black hole, - and that’s it (
This is why galaxy arms never will touch each other (which also is a mystery that automatically is solved just by accepting that matter sucks space and follow the consequences) .
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and back on the track.