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Effects on higher dimensions and parallel universe – is 80 million miles enough to protect earth when NASA blows up a comet on July 4th?
Something spectacular is planned for July 4th – the independence day of America. NASA plans to blow up a large stadium size hole in a comet of half the size of Manhattan. According to NASA, their models predict no effect on earth from this spectacular probable show of light and release of debris into the space.
But not all agree especially who research with higher dimensions and the parallel universes.
NASA’s Deep Impact spacecraft will release a wine barrel-sized probe on a suicide journey, hurtling toward the comet Tempel 1 — about 80 million miles away from Earth at the time of impact.
"It's a bullet trying to hit a second bullet with a third bullet in the right place at the right time," said Rick Grammier, project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena.
Scientists hope the July 4 collision will gouge a crater in the comet's surface large enough to reveal its pristine core and perhaps yield cosmic clues to the origin of the solar system.
It is true that there will be no significant effect from this impact on the physical universe but there are warning signals from those who model and study parallel universes.
The biggest problem lies in the fact that no one knows what is inside the core of these heavenly bodies – the comets.
The resulting impact may cause release of electromagnetic radiation and the intensity can depend upon the structural composition of the comet Tempel 1. The electromagnetic energy may create spatial changes in the parallel universe, which in turn can cause changes in our physical universe.
According to some scientists, the parallel universe triggers large events in our physical universe. This will be the first time human civilization will create large physical impact outside the realm of earth’s electromagnetic shield. The resultant spatial changes in the parallel universe can cause unknown effects years – even decades or centuries later.
The electromagnetic radiation from the impact, if significant enough can cause openings to spatial universe, which in turn can cause gyration in physical universe. Normally spatial propagation is not only slow but also is obscure in time dimensions. It this is significant it can also alter the future or even the past in which case no one knows
what the effect will be.
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