Does gravity effect the earth's weather? Will it effect passing of the...

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...gravitaional plain on 12/21/2012? As we grow closer to the year 2012 we get closer to the galaxies gravitaional plane. If gravity effects weather this will cause worldly disasters, like it states in the book of Revelation during the Tribulation.
 
Bunk, nonsense, and rubbish.

Sure, gravity affects the earth's weather. Without gravity, the matter wouldn't hold together, and there would be no earth. Now that would be really bad weather.

But there is no passing of the gravitational plane (whatever that is) in 2012; and if there were, it would be irrelevant to our weather.

» ????l??¹° «: Your answer sent me to Google to look up "cruft." Nice word.
 
Without gravity the Earth wouldn't have an atmosphere. So.... Yes, I guess it's safe to say that gravity has some slight effect on the weather. It also causes cool air to sink (and warmer air to rise).

I have never heard of the Galaxies 'Gravitational Plane'. Could you cite a reference and a definition for that?

"If gravity effects weather this will cause worldly disasters, like it states in the book of Revelation during the Tribulation."
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Did you... like... have to go to graduate school to get to this level of intelligence? You've jumped from an unfounded assumption to a foregone conclusion without even any duct tape to hold your logic together. Truly amazing.

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Gravity does not affect weather.

Due to the scales involved we are essentially in the same spot in the galaxy as we will be in late 2012, and there is no such thing as the "gravitaional plain" of the galaxy.
 
Oh, well if it's in the Book of Revelations, then it's like, by definition, a revelation, isn't it? Don't know why the silly scientists and their silly calculus haven't figured that out yet...
 
do you even have the tiniest clue why there is a "gravitational plane" in the first place?

gravity does NOT work that way... it is NOT stronger "on the plane" than anywhere else. It's solely DISTANCE that affects the strength of gravity.

the distance will remain the same regardless of whether the Solar System is above, below or in the middle.
 
We are not crossing any "gravitational plain" [sic] in 2012. I think I saw the same video that you did. It's total bull. The earth crosses the galactic equator twice every 225 to 250 million years. Our next crossing is several million years away and there is NO legitimate reason to expect anything unusual to happen then. This business of some kind of disk that is gravitationally stronger than where we are now is utter nonsense. You will not find a legitimate astronomer anywhere who makes that claim.

Where do these people come from who make these videos, and can't they spend their efforts any more productively than lying and making up absolute garbage just in order to attract attention to themselves and scare a lot of kids?

Weather has nothing to do with it.

Note, the "gravitational plane" you are referring to is claimed by these idiots to be due to the rapid spinning of a trillion solar mass black hole at the center of the galaxy which causes a dense gravitational disk. Wrong. The gravity found throughout the galaxy is simply a function of how the matter is distributed. There are more stars and gas and dust near the plane of the galaxy, that's all, and there is NOTHING peculiar about traveling through it. The mass is concentrated in a roughly planar region because of the rotation of the galaxy, just like the planets are all roughly on the same plane around the sun, and there is no black hole and dense gravitational disk there, is there?
 
Stop believing your bible cruft and focus on science. It's extremely unlikely that some kind of magic thing like that would happen. Besides, gravitational planes are completely irrelevant to weather.
 
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