Pluto's weird moon
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Pluto's weird moon
by Jonathan Ainsley Bain Sat Jun 06, 2015 9:30 am
http://rt.com/news/264909-pluto-moons-chaotic-orbit/
The moon is oblong because it was in the process of 'spin' splitting it into two,
when it solidified.
Compare this to the wall on Iapetus, Saturn's moon:
The wall on its equator formed in a very similar manner.
This fits perfectly with my theory on dark energy:
http://www.flight-light-and-spin.com/dark-energy.htm
All objects in the universe had a common spinning origin.
The moon is oblong because it was in the process of 'spin' splitting it into two,
when it solidified.
Compare this to the wall on Iapetus, Saturn's moon:
The wall on its equator formed in a very similar manner.
This fits perfectly with my theory on dark energy:
http://www.flight-light-and-spin.com/dark-energy.htm
All objects in the universe had a common spinning origin.
Jonathan Ainsley Bain- forum physicist
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