Astrophysics Meteorite Defense – Is Samantha Carter Right?
In the Stargate series, the Earth is attacked by a group hostile to humans by bombarding them with an asteroid. https://youtu.be/5QpsciM78EA?si=wOHjyiPSP6zKVJgI
Samantha Carter, then put this asteroid into a different particle oscillation, so that the molecular oscillation of the particles did not match that of the Earth and thus “flyed through” the Earth.
Is something like this really possible without damage?
- I do not think so. When an object is caused to vibrate, these vibrations usually decrease over a certain period of time. The question here is if the asteroid had made it to the other side or if it hadn’t gotten stuck on the way and according to the law of mass, according to which two solid bodies of mass cannot occupy the same space, it would have caused the Earth to burst from the inside.
- Let’s assume the asteroid made it all the way through. Like elements, especially metals, have the property of adopting the vibration of similar elements brought close to them (taking over or meeting at the center of the vibration). This would cause additional consistency problems for the Earth in addition to the gravitational problems that the asteroid would cause due to its size = earthquakes, volcanic eruptions. Until the moon had recalibrated the tidal oscillations and the sun the pulsar influence (oscillations caused by solar winds and eruptions).
My version (suggestion) Galactic-guardrail-galactic-guardrail
https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/353257-earthfall?language=de
An asteroid throws the earth out of its orbit. Here a gas deposit is blown up to create a jet effect and bring the earth back. (Option 2 not necessarily less dangerous and as an option) Targeted eruption of an earth supervolcano as a jet effect.
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