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Old 10-05-2006, 13:04   #19
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Re: The earth may spin in another direction?

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Originally Posted by homealone
just looked up a bit more info & found this

http://ask.yahoo.com/20020411.html

- the point about the atmosphere was interesting, although they didn't speculate on how something as large as the Earth could go from over a thousand miles an hour to zero, in a short space of time
Oooh, an atmospehrical scrub, sounds like a new line in heath and beauty on the cards, I haven't dug dep into this yet ( just woke up ) but where do they get all the evidence of 'pole switching' from, whats it based on
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