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Re: mars and venus

Recent papers indicate that MUCH of the solar system has 'wandered'
far afield from the original arrangement. Collisions are not ruled
out, especially for Venus and Uranus.

Are the asteroids just 'leftover' material that never coagulated or
it debris from a 'broken' planet?

WARNING - NEVER mention the name 'Velikovsky' in the context of
'serious' astronomy or BillB will find ANOTHER area of 'suppressed'
science to espouse! ;-) (go for it Bill!)



At 8:01 AM -0400 9/23/99, Lois Breur Krause wrote:
I have a question, probably simplistic, but I figured the guys on this list
would likely be able to give me an accurate, if not concise ;-), answer.

My husband and I were having a conversation this morning in which was
mentioned the book "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus." and I glibly
remarked," Dr. Grey likely said women are from Venus, not just because of
the obvious, but because Venus is the only planet that rotates backwards."

Then my husband asked me "Why does it do that?"

uh-oh.
i dunno.

Why does Venus rotate backwards?

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