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Beginning of the Planet Earth


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1 Petrozavodsk State University, Russian Federation
 

This article depends on the hypothesis of vortex attraction and physical variations from the norm of the Earth-moderating its pivot. Characterized orbital increasing speed, weight, way to deal with the Sun and the age of our planet. Offered to legitimize the formation of planetary material in the focal point of the Earth torsion, and not as the amassing of infinite tidy and shooting stars from space.

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Hypothesis of Vortex Attraction, Heavenly Mechanics, Cosmology, Cosmogony.
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Authors

S. Orlov
Petrozavodsk State University, Russian Federation

Abstract


This article depends on the hypothesis of vortex attraction and physical variations from the norm of the Earth-moderating its pivot. Characterized orbital increasing speed, weight, way to deal with the Sun and the age of our planet. Offered to legitimize the formation of planetary material in the focal point of the Earth torsion, and not as the amassing of infinite tidy and shooting stars from space.

Keywords


Hypothesis of Vortex Attraction, Heavenly Mechanics, Cosmology, Cosmogony.

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