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Earth, stars, planets and space are all relative to the first date that time was created. I have studied for hours, days, weeks infact years for an answer and came across your post. The relative dimensions of the universe matters not. The humans that live inside the universe are important and the existance of what is perceived and regarded as possible for example alian's never existed, we can't see them or find them remember. The earth lives in the universe as a planet, earth would love humans for their existance there. if we settled on earth together, we should love each other as earth would love us for been there. Humans need to eat and the earth provides soil to grow vegetables, then there are minerals such as water. We have seasons that for some countries assist us in adapting to weather, those that have one season are not alone but different. The earth and humans are two seperate matters of education but we live together as planets do in the solar system and as the universe ventures out to find more space, humans travel further to find a new home. Humans are the most important existance in the universe.

A T-sunami's gains energy as distance is covered over the ocean. The T-sunami (not Predicted) to cover the atlantic and hit America would be far more disastrous than the forum as mentioned. The canary islands, 90 miles from the African coast, there are 7 have a smaller island called Teneriffe. The mountains of teneriffe has a main larger mountain called mount teide that has a fault on the coast that faces America, This fault is visible and can be walked through on foot. The trench about 8 feet wide and 6 feet deep strenches for some distance and threatens to break from the coast of Teneriffe and hit the base of the mountain direct into the Atlantic ocean. The impact into the ocean would create a wave that some documentaries explain could create a wave 100 feet high and the energy as mentioned would contribute to a disaster. A movie was broabcasted in the cinima some time ago that showed the results of a huge wave that covered New York. 2012 predictions are quite a worry when we witness the news of recent times.