CHAPTER 8
COMMITTED
The Earth rotates at 1000 mph, orbiting the sun at 66,500 mph, while the sun and its system are circling the core of the Milky Way galaxy at 600,000 mph—making one complete revolution in 200 million years. Now, the Milky Way in turn, orbits a super cluster of 2,500 nearby galaxies at over 1,000,000 mph and simultaneously moves outward through space at over 300,000 mph.
So, if we take these calculations into consideration, we will always come to the exact same conclusion. We’re moving pretty fast.
All of these celestial objects moving through space with such precision that it seems very silly to me, that some say it all happened by ‘accident’. Logistically speaking, one could look like a bug splattered against a windshield if one didn’t know what one was doing.
It takes specific laws, organized minds, and invisible hands to direct the stellar traffic down the trackless highways of galactic space.
Nothing…happens by ‘accident’.
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