PB666

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Banned because you did not ban him for being a ninja. lol.

Then you essentially agree with me whether or not there is sentient life out there, in practicality we are only interested in sentient life that might have consequences to us or us to them, lets get a time frame of 100,000 years since that is how old our species is (practically speaking). Which means that the hullabaloo about habitable planets is smoke and mirrors, it does not address the real question of tangible life in the sphere of consequences. So the reasoning here is that if light does not do alien sentiency justice on the scale of deep space, the only way to compensate is for them to move toward us or us to move toward them. Given the practical limits of space travel that essentially means at 0.1c or less, we can even cover 1/100th of our galaxy close enough to them to receive their communications, that they would have to move toward us and us toward them to cover 1/25th of the galaxy. If the density of sentiency is below 25 per our galaxy there is a 50:50 chance that our species will eventually conclude that the universe is devoid of sentient life except us.

Banned for not being a taker-over type personality.

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Solar cells kick in, fortunately the system has huge capacitors. I change the gravitational constant to 6.7 x 10-2 causing the entire kerbol system to form a black hole.

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jump started

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Banned for agreeing with Tedwin

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Doesnt matter vector motion along the plane is the path of least friction, molecules with inclined orbits run into each other and radiate heat into space eventually multiple collision can dissipate most of the heat,mthe outside gases are lost,mthe internal gases loose velocity on the dark side of the Earth and fall to become atmosphere. There are computer models that demonstarte coalescence. The gases for example co2 are 44 daltons weigh 44 times that of hydrogen plasma. Dont forget that the collisions can accelerate moving away from the sun and decelerate moving toward the sun.

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This is ejecta, its in disequilibrium and friction drives the smallest particles to lose velocity relative to the center of system mass, this is known as coslescence, thats how the major bodies form. Some of the gas is ejected no doubt as the density of gas falls locally the solar wind radiation creates a free kick path out of the earth moon system, but whike the density is high it tends to create heat and expand the gas from the disk were it can also fall back to earth via drag forces.m

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The moon was form from blast from earths primordial surface, the gases most of them have higher dofferentialndrag and would have fallen back to earth,mthose that were left would have dispersed in outer space. The moon is basically well cooked earth surface, don't expect evolution of free gas would be easy process.

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