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Re: Laws of physics hold true even if we do not understand them.

"It IS possible for molecules to escape the Earth’s gravitational field."


I NEVER ONCE said it wasn't

"Nuclear energy is kinetic energy, in other words, ALL nuclear particles and photons that are emitted by splitting atoms can create extra motion in atoms that the fast moving particles and photons interact with."


Not terribly relevant, and not precisely correct- but has no bearing on your claims...

"Obviously you have not noticed that there have been more powerful hurricanes and more earthquakes lately. "


An increase in Hurricanes is not trivial to show, since our ability to detect and measure them has grown sharply since the use of weather satellites- an increase in more powerful hurricanes is certainly to be expected with warming temperatures.

And increase in earthquakes? Earthquakes of what magnitude? for instance, if you look at earthquake magnitudes greater than 2.5 Oklahoma has experience a sharp increase starting around 2009- in fact Oklahoma is more seismically active than california under that criteria- and it is no mystery why, they are a result of fracking and wastewater disposal...

Have you removed fracking associated earthquakes from your dataset?

Have you taken into account the changing sensitivities of our detection methods?

Does your dataset break the occurrence rate down by magnitude?

Do you even HAVE a data set?

NONE of this matters, Johannes, since we have shown conclusively that the cause and effect you suggest is just not possible. You ignore our careful calculations and keep coming here to regurgitate the same nonsense- presumably when you are on the manic phase of your disease.

Science is hard Johannes, but it is absolutely impossible when you presuppose the answer and ignore the facts presented that refute your claims.

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