[geocentrism] Re: Project Rosetta
- From: "Robert Bennett" <robert.bennett@xxxxxxx>
- To: <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2007 10:31:27 -0500
Paul,
To conserve fuel:
All space probes are LAUNCHED eastward (except, of course, for the
Zionists) ? since the local aether flow is thus, of course.
Once beyond the geo-stat boundary, probes save energy by moving with the
westward aether flow. Of course.
To orbit or land on a planet/moon, probe speed can be partially braked by
moving against the planet?s local rotational aether vortex ???of course.
Of course, as stated before, to gain speed ? go with the flow!
Robert - not far off course? of course :-)
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Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Project Rosetta
Robert B
The best laid plans o' men and mice ...
The following para should of course have read --
GC: It?s a lot simpler to see in aether terms: to slow down the spacecraft,
move counter to the aether flow ? W to E, not E to W. As all solar system
probes move West to East, are you saying that if we launch eastward (vs
west...) for Mercury and Venus and westward (vs east...) for (most) other
bodies, we would need less fuel???
Paul D
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