It’s a nice theory, but I’m still not convinced how a ”Mars sized object” could collide with Earth and still have two major pieces (instead of ten million shattered ones).

Not to mention it would have easily altered Earth’s orbit, sending it above the solar orbit shared by the current eight planets.

I’ve seen this theory before and it doesn’t make any sense. To get what I mean, try taking a gun and shooting it at a rock (and you’ll see what I mean).

PS

Although I love commenting on these blogs, the ”register for comment” item feels kinda ackward. I don’t mind the word verification, but the last thing I want to do is log into a blog in order to comment.

Would there be a possibility of having the original commenting system alongside of this one?

Hi Darnell Thanks for the comment and the suggestion , we are currently working on the same and soon you will find that once you log in to any of our blog or the community you will automatically be logged in to all our blogs so that you can easily comment on any blog post. This feature will be added in a few days. Have a great day ahead...

Hi, Darnell, its been awfully long time to hear from you, Hope every thing’s fine.

I totally agree with you this theory (if it’s right to call it a theory) doesn’t make any sense. This theory seems to neglect the point that if any thing of the mass of Mars collide with the earth it will shatter the Earth into pieces and this collision will surely lead to the major disturbance in the centrifugal forces leading to the collision of all the planets.

>>Although I love commenting on these blogs, the ”register for comment” item feels kinda ackward. I don’t mind the word verification, but the last thing I want to do is log into a blog in order to comment.

Would there be a possibility of having the original commenting system alongside of this one?
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You need to login just one time with your account on Instablogs, and will be login for many days, and don`t need to re-login.

This helps to cut spam as well as forming a community on each blog b/w readers and bloggers.

Would love to know more about the variety of forums that exist for blogers and what the goal of the community is.