Comments on the article "Formation of Planet Earth in Light of the Laws of Classical Physics"
Igor Kuzminov
Abstract
This article provides explanatory comments on a previously published paper. It proposes a new theory about the origin of the planets of the solar system and simultaneously critiques the dominant theory of planet formation. The planets of the solar system formed as a result of the ejection of matter from the Sun. Initially, these clumps of matter revolved around the Sun in elliptical orbits. All conclusions are based on the concepts of classical physics, thermodynamics, and Newtonian mechanics. A theory about the origin of the continents on planet Earth is also proposed (a critique of the "continental drift" theory). The article presents illustrations on the origin of the planets and the formation of their orbits. An illustration of a collision between planet Earth and a celestial body is also presented. The collision occurred due to the intersection of the orbits of both celestial bodies. The collision resulted in the formation of the continents as they exist today.
