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[eanassir]

Astronomers are puzzled about Mercury: they see things and don't know the explanation. They postulate many postulations and they don't know.
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[eanassir]

By God's will, I shall uncover in the next post, the explanation of such puzzles of Mercury.

[eanassir]

The explanation of the strange findings on Mercury

Mercury is the smallest planet and the nearest planet to the Sun. The smallest the planet is, the quicker will it lose its internal heat and become cold.

So Mercury lost its internal heat before the rest of the planets --> then when it lost its internal heat --> it stopped its spinning or its axial rotation around itself, but kept circling around the Sun: keeping one face permanently towards the Sun (like the Moon in relation to the Earth), while the other face is unseen by the Sun and it is perpetual night.

So the heat is tremendous on the hemisphere facing the Sun, and the coldness is bitter on the opposite side that is unseen by the Sun.

2- Then when such cessation of Mercury from spinning ocurred --> the gases of its atmosphere mixed with each other to form a perpetual cloud of smoke filling all the planet atmosphere ( This was at the start when it stopped its spinning long time ago) So at this stage it was like Venus at the present time.
solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/gallery/Venus_Clouds.jpg

Venus being the second in size and the second in distance from the sun, it stopped its axial rotation some period of time after Mercury.

3- When it became cold and lost its internal heat --> its gravity weakened --> it then lost all its atmosphere into the space, together with its water.

Therefore, the findings on Mercury are now obviously explained:
1- it does not spin around itself, but only keeps circling around the Sun with only one side facing the Sun.
2- it lost its gases of the atmosphere and all its water, because its gravity could not keep that.
3- it has contracted because of the cooling of its core --> leading to the appearance of grooves and fissures on its surface.
4- it has a large number of craters due to the falling of a large number of comets: because comets are attracted to the cold objects (like our Moon.)

www.quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_4.htm#Mercury_Has_Stopped_Its_Axial_Rotation

www.quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_4.htm#The_Burnt_World

[Chicago Astronomer - Astro Joe]

Hmmmm....

comets are attracted to the cold objects (like our Moon.)

Read more: astronomer.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=recent#ixzz1QPAoa2oU

Everything I can nod to, but this last one....I dunno man. The physics just don't hold up.

[eanassir]

Where are fireballs usually seen and fall: in the cold regions (like Siberia, Alaska, Canada) or in the hot countries?

[eanassir]

The explanation of some findings on Mercury by the MESSENGER

There is no ice at the poles (as did they think before).
There is no water on Mercury: all of it evaporated and escaped (together with atmosphere gases) into the space.
This planet which once was alive like our Earth is now dead with no signs of life.
The bottoms of its rivers, seas and oceans are now exposed to the Sun which seared it completely.

This will be the fate of our Earth when it will stop its axial rotation.
www.quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_4.htm#The_Plant_Will_Burn_and_Rivers_Will_Dry_up_


God -be exalted - said in the Quran 81: 6
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The explanation:

(And when seas shall be ‘seared and baked’ [by the sun heat.] )

It means: this is one of the events of Doomsday.

[Chicago Astronomer - Astro Joe]

I blame Dos Equis.

[erikruud]

3- When it became cold and lost its internal heat --> its gravity weakened -->

I really question this statement as well.

[patrickm]

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[Chicago Astronomer - Astro Joe]

No..I feel that Dos Equis is at the root of this.

[Paulie pchris00]

If there is no ice in polar craters, Mercurians will indeed stay thirsty. VERY thirsty, my friends.