Ah but we do hit these things.And if the earth supposedly has an "Anti-Earth" according to the FE model, why do the other bodies in space not seem to have one for them as well? Is the earth the only exception?
He means meteors. Comets are orbital, meteoroids are not. Explain why, if all objects in the universe are accelerating at 9.8 metres a second, that we collide with meteorites?
From what I can gather, in the FE model, all objects in space are being CONSTANTLY accelerated towards some sort of 'dark anti matter' or some other sciencey fiction stuff.Therefore, we would not hit these objects.
I didn't say anti earth, I said anti matter, entierely different ballpark.None the less, it makes no difference *what* they are accelerating to, only that they are accelerating towards the same point.