The fluid like nitrogen at SP is a thick viscous material whose viscosity changes with Pluto's seasonal changes. I don't know if this would have an impact on the nitrogen's density but it would certainly effect the fluids reaction to impacts. Ice bergs 2 miles high are seen floating within the nitrogen fluid which is more dense than the water icebergs. The question I would like to answer relates to Pluto's gravity, the nitrogen & iceberg's density along with the elevated height of the icebergs or how much of the iceberg is submerged below the surface to support the berg above (buoyancy). Knowing this value would allow us to make reasonable estimates of how deep an area of the nitrogen is within SP. This is a really important thing to understand since knowing the depth of the fluid allows us to draw important conclusions about Sputnik Planitia's nitrogen depth at various locations. Why does that matter? There are two significant reasons I can think of. |
This is what a more accurate representation of the SP basin would look like and even this doesn't really tell the story as the deepest section is in the south where it is smallest.
The large diameter circle that Bill outlined is the shallowest area of SP to understand this we need a way of seeing below the surface and using the height of the icebergs allows us to do this. Drawing a big circle in the middle of SP manipulates your eyes to see only what you are expected to see, a big circle but that's not what SP is. Open your eyes and see what is actually there and you will notice it doesn't look like a big impact basin like Hellas on Mars. By drawing this big circled area and associating it with Hellas, your mind imprints this image as a round deep impact site. |
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The missing ejecta is a significant problem for this impact theory. To my knowledge I'm the only one that has identified the pit in the south that's why this depth concept hasn't been addressed.
To his credit, when Bill was asked (2hrs 27min 30sec) in this video about the missing ejecta blanket, he admitted there was none, He did, however, proceed to perform a bit of a tap dance during this admission. You may wish to read the slight of hand page 57 as it relates to this. |
I just love the patriotic U.S. color scheme of red white and blue displayed in these toothpaste brands. I feel like I'm a patriot serving my country by using these products.
Quiz time After seeing those adds, let me ask you a question. How much toothpaste should you or your children place on a toothbrush before brushing? |
WHAT? Wait a minute, are they saying fluoride is so poisonous that a pea sized amount in a tube of toothpaste if ingested requires a call to the the Poison Control Center? YES!!!
Does it matter how much toothpaste you use? Yes! When a pea sized amount could put you in a Poison Control Center then quintupling it could really be harmful. All the advertising images show more than a pea sized amount, This subliminal form of advertising visually suggests you should place a large line of toothpaste on a toothbrush and most people do as they are shown not as they are instructed, primarily because the instructions are subdued with small blue letters on a blue/grey background while the deceptive images are boldly displayed. |
Poison Peddlers
These suppliers of neurotoxic fluoride waste not only place this poison in your child's hands and makes it taste like bubble gum but then subliminally deceive you into using it in dangerous quantities.
While they show you smiling happy faces with bright teeth and pea pod sized lines of paste on the front of the package with bright contrasting colors of RED WHITE and BLUE, on the back of the box in small print with muddled gray and blue they explain how much to use and warn you about contacting a poison control center. Tom's sells non fluoridated toothpaste at Wholefoods.
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Next time you are at the dentist look around for a trash can with a red bag labeled HAZARDOUS WASTE. It's required by law that the dentist receive, handle and dispose of this toxic dangerous mercury as a hazardous product.
Your dentist must handle amalgam fillings as a HAZARDOUS WASTE MATERIAL, while inserting it in your mouth but when its in your mouth miraculously it's no longer hazardous but take it out and it becomes hazardous again. WHAT? |
This video by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT) shows the direct connection between mercury vapor from amalgam fillings and Alzheimer's. IAOMT is a good place to find a local dentist to help with this amalgam fillings mercury issue. |
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