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9/27/2016 11:07:53 PM
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[quote]Now, igneous rocks come from a volcano, volcanos create land such as Hawii, [u]what if planets, moons, and meteors are galactal rocks from this volcano[/u][/quote]Projectiles from a volcano do not have the velocity to escape the earth's gravitational pull, so...
no.
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Who said the volcano was on Earth?
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It still wouldn't be possible for volcanos to create asteroids. Even if the material from volcanoes could escape a planet's gravity, there is no way that the planet's of our solar system have had enough mass, ever, to create as many asteroids as there are in the solar system from volcanoes.
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Perhaps the volcano is at the center of the universe or something.
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There is no center of the universe though because the universe is infinite. Also, I really doubt anyone would legitimately believe that.
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[spoiler]I don't.[/spoiler]
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[quote]Perhaps the volcano is at the center of the universe or something.[/quote] Mfw there isn't one
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[spoiler]It's just a prank, bro.[/spoiler]
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Oh. Wth man!
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[/quote]Projectiles from a volcano do not have the velocity to escape the earth's gravitational pull, so... no.[/quote] Whats your point, Spear has a point but you dont.
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Edited by Mad Max: 9/28/2016 5:57:07 PM[quote][quote]Projectiles from a volcano do not have the velocity to escape the earth's gravitational pull, so... no.[/quote] Whats your point, Spear has a point but you dont.[/quote]Your claim is that a volcano created those things in space. A volcano cannot shoot things into space. Thus...your "theory" is incorrect.
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There definitely was a point.
