List Members,
There is a total dust storm happening on the planet Mars right now.
Which shouldn't be according to orthodox astronomy because, supposedly, Mars has 1% of the atmospheric density that the Earth has. Where do the winds come from, enough to cause a dust storm that covers the entire planet?
Lo and behold!
http://www.holloworbs.com/july.htm http://www.holloworbs.com/july.htm
According to orthodox physics, Mars doesn't have enough mass to generate enough gravity to have much of an atmosphere.
The fact that the planet DOES have a thick atmosphere, enough to generate the winds to power such a storm, means that gravity is not generated by mass. (Gravity effects are caused by electromagnetic forces) And this allows for a planet to be hollow, it doesn't need to have solid mass in order to generate gravity.
Dean