They may say reduced gravity was to blame for the massive growth of dinosaurs. But I think Earths rotation is the main culprit. I believe there is magnetic friction between the Sun, the planets, and thier moons, in fact the whole universe, and somewhere along Earths history, it sped up in rotation. Which...Would decrease gravity and allow life on Earth to pump blood easier to extremeties. Adding in a highly oxygenated environment, tropical weather, perfect growing conditions for plantlife. All these components made a perfect storm for animal life to explode in size. When I think of the Earths rotation I wonder about what could have sped it up and what could have slowed it down. I refer back to the magnetic friction between all the things in our universe but in smaller terms just our solar system. And what could have caused the speed to flucuate? The Thiea Impact. I believe that these two planets had shared a window where the planets uniform magnetic friction that keeps us all spinning was in fact sped up by the impact.. Where as when there are more celestial bodies in motion they augment, and compliment each others rotation. But when an impact or a change occurs like two celestials combining the rate of spin increases for a great period of time, such as giving way to excellerated growth of life. Only the dinosaurs sort of caught only the tail end of this advantage. But as time progressed the magnetic friction that Thiea absorbed from the impactor was no longer there when the Earth was reborne from the cataclysm, and therefore started its speed of decline to refine its speed to a slower unformed magnetic friction without the impactors influence upon that. Just a thought.. :)
Posted on: Sun, 29 Jun 2014 08:33:34 +0000
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