The Earth, Moon and Sun relationship contain some interesting numbers, ratios and occurrences (that suggest a highly ordered and rearranged system). In particular the numbers 366, 273, 400 and 100. Eg. the Earth is 3.66 times larger than the moon and the Sun 400 times larger.

1. Moon = 273
2. Earth = 366
3. Sun = 40, 000

• 36.6 °C = Average human body temperature
• 366 days (Phaitos disc calender *)
• 366 Lunar days
• The Earth turns 366 times, each orbit of the Sun
• Earth/Moon diameter = 3.66
• 366/Speed of Light  ≈ 100km/ms **
• 11/3 = 3.666
• Reciprocal: Earth has 10 000 days to 366 lunar days

Sun circumference: 2730 000miles

Sun acceleration: 273 m/s² 

Moon = 27.3% Earths Size (1/4th)

Moon acceleration: 273 cm/s²

Moon orbits Earth and turns on it's axis every 27.3 earth days

• 273 days in human pregnancy
• 27.3 days in menstrual cycle
• 273.2 °C = absolute zero
• 273K = absolute phase change (water)
• 1/273 per °C = expansions eduction of gas
• Square the circle: a circles: square diameter is 27.3% longer
• Inscribing a circle within a square: the four corners make up 27.3% of total area

• The moon is a 1/40th scale model of the Sun
• The moon is 400x from the Sun (relative to Earth)
• Sun/Moon diameter = 400.2923

• Earth's orbit = 1/10,000th the speed of light, c
• Light travels across Earths disc in 1000 seconds 

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PLUTO & CHARON

Pluto has some amazing geographical and planetary features

• Geologically, appears powered by unknown mystery source. Due to the fact no impact craters are seen, it must be geologically active or fairly young eg 100 million years old
• Nitrogen atmosphere
• Contains a Plasma tail (similar to Venus and Mars) showing solar wind interaction and atmospheric loss rate

Mystery Energy Source

July 18th 2015 update

"They have surface areas that have no craters. There must be craters [from meteorite impacts] unless they are young. We also see fault lines, scarps [cliffs] and other tectonic features such as rift valleys on both Pluto and Charon. It is unmistakable."

"Where does the energy come from? We don't know. We have theories. We flew by Pluto on Tuesday [14 July]. We made the discovery on Thursday and now it's Saturday. We just don't know and we cannot formulate theories that fast."

Pluto is covered in a deep layer of water ice which, frozen by the planet's -230C surface temperature, behaves like rock.

Source: The Sunday Times

 

The Heart Of Pluto (Tombaugh Regio)

Within this icy region, lies a vast, craterless plain that appears to be no more than 100 million years old. North of this region lies the Sputnik Planum (sputnik plain). Below is a simulated flyover showing the icy details and new wonders

17th Jul 2015 

This simulated flyover of Pluto’s Norgay Montes (Norgay Mountains) and Sputnik Planum (Sputnik Plain) was created from New Horizons closest-approach images. Norgay Montes have been informally named for Tenzing Norgay, one of the first two humans to reach the summit of Mount Everest. Sputnik Planum is informally named for Earth’s first artificial satellite. The images were acquired by the Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) on July 14 from a distance of 48,000 miles (77,000 kilometers)

PLUTO NITROGEN ATMOSPHERE & PLASMA TAIL

14th July 2015

Cold, Dense Region of Atmospheric Ions Behind Pluto

the Solar Wind Around Pluto (SWAP) instrument observed a cavity in the solar wind — the outflow of electrically charged particles from the Sun — between 48,000 miles (77,000 km) and 68,000 miles (109,000 km) downstream of Pluto. SWAP data revealed this cavity to be populated with nitrogen ions forming a “plasma tail” of undetermined structure and length extending behind the planet
 Source: JHUAPL


CHARONs Mysterious Depressed Mountain

A newly released Charon photo, which was taken by NASA's New Horizons probe during its epic Pluto flyby Tuesday (July 14), reveals a mountain rising out of a big hole on the 750-mile-wide (1,200 kilometers) moon's surface.

The feature, which is visible at the upper left-hand corner of the inset, is "a large mountain sitting in a moat," Jeff Moore, of NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, said in a statement.

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