--- In [email protected], Duveyoung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> And now, the truth.
>
> The earth is expanding at the speed of light. It grows 186,000
miles
> bigger in all directions every second. The moon expands too, but
> because it's smaller, it expands into a smaller biggerness than the
> earth grows to in the same amount of time; thus the earth expands
> "into" the moon which is pushed outwards by this radiation. The
moon
> in turn is pressuring the entire universe also, and the universe is
> expanding too and thus puts "back pressure" on the moon. The moon
> takes the path of least resistance between the earth's expansion
and
> the "compaction" of our solar system by the universe's pressurings.
> This is called orbiting, but there's no gravity holding the moon.
> There's no gravity period. There's only the expansion of the earth
> that keeps us pinned to the surface -- we're on an exploding ball.
>
> Now you know.
>
> Edg
>
Thanks for the mind-candy! mmmmmmmm...:-)
