Would incessant jumping help shake the earth off its axis?
Would it?
I wish it would...!!
Monday, September 13, 2010
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But if the earth was shaken off it's axis, what's to stop us from falling everywhere(besides gravity) and turning into a complete mess?
@stargirl: you have a point.but could a mess get any messier? Then I'd rather the earth shake off its axis and keep the messier ;) at least I'll have company.
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