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| James Franklin Lawton NYS Licensed Social Worker Medical Researcher U.S. |
No one need worry too much about a repeat with that well known comet a piece of pulled in by earth gravity
which hit over Tunguska. There is a significant chance the next time it passes around the sun the gravity of the sun
in one swallow will pull it in and it will perish. Many comets perish this way. In London the black early
morning following it losing a piece of itself to earth gravity was no longer black. In London, England golfers
were out on the course improving the skills of their game at 2 A.M. in the morning and enjoying the marvel. There but
for the grace of God go you and I. Tunguska was not a punishment by God for sin or about sin. It was a natural event.
It could be about sin or a punishment by God for sin if it is not comprehended. A precursor. (Comets orbit around
the sun and then head to and pass by earth with the sun's solar wind pushing the materials stream of the comet out
in front of the more dense central core of the comet. As it goes around the sun the sun with its gravity can
pull pull the entire comet in and the comet is destroyed, or the sun can break off a part of the comet
stream and pull it closer to itself on a new path but not into itself as the comet continues its pass around the sun. And the
gravitation of the sun can slow comets down some. In its pass around the sun and towards earth the comet now
in effect is scattered and deflected parts of the comet passing nearer to earths gravitation may be pulled in by earth
because of the now increased nearness or slow down. The comet itself or parts of it is now more succeptable
to the gravitational pull of the earth, and other planets it passes.
Most comet material is eventually pulled into the sun by gravitation and perishes. Some comet material (or all in limited
cases) through this process of scattering, path deflection and slow down by the sun in terms of the comet path is
pulled into the earth and other planets by gravity. In terms of "universe time" comets in our solar system have a short life
span because of sun and planet gravity which eventually makes comet materials a part of themselves. In the case
of Tunguska the earth made the passing comet materials a part of earth. Jupiter with comet Schumacher Levy made the comet
a part of Jupiter. These are examples.
Incidentally it is believed (hypothesis) that it was approximately 1,500 years ago that pieces of Enckes comet
broke off being captured in the gravity of the earth somewhat like the moon - with exception that there was an eliptical orbit
around earth and sun - with some of the small solid mineral particles in the core losing early their vapor
and ice to the gravity of the sun, planets and asteroids. The broken off piece of Enckes comet that hit Tunguska very
late in June 1908 at the peak of Enckes Beta Taurids meteors and the shower they create had stayed intact and there
may be many other intact pieces of Enckes comet in eliptical orbit around the earth and sun yearly. Enckes comet
itself visits the earth like clockwork every between 3 and 4 years. It visits the earth more frequently than any
comet yet recorded. It is not a big comet. The piece of Enckes comet that hit Tunguska had become a very very small comet
in itself, circling the earth once a year along with the Enckes comet Beta Taurids meteors and had gone unnoticed
by heavens watchers being a very very small comet. Matter it bumped into in space over 1,500 years had slowed it
down to a point where it could not escape the earths gravity pull into terra firma. Although a very very small comet
it hit the Tunguska area with the energy of twenty (20) one megaton nuclear warheads.
There is near perfect alignment but not perfect alignment between the Enckes comet piece Tunguska comet, the Enckes
comet Beta Taurids meteors and Enckes Comet itself which visits the earth so frequently every few years. This is attributed
to differential in the gravitational pull of the planet Jupiter as the Enckes comet rounds the sun at relatively
high speed to be flung in a reverse direction past the earth and out into space untill solar space matter slows
it down and it falls back towards the sun. Enckes comet is a tame comet. Some comets at their closest to the sun coming
in on their path having reached the speed of 1,250,000 miles and hour (one million two hundred and fifty thousand miles
an hour) and are reversely flung out by the sun to beyond the planet Pluto to where they slow down to ten miles an hour and
shortly thereafter begin falling back towards the sun. This phenomena happens over and over again on the solar time calendar.
These unusual comets do not visit the earth frequently. There by the grace of God go you and I.
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