Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
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Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
Is The Sun Inside or Outside our Earth?
This is not a general knowledge question, however, I asked a few people but no one knew the answer.
Do you?
And while we're at it, perhaps you can answer this question--What do the sun's rays comprise of? Thinking about the rays which shine through a window mixed with dust particles.
This is not a general knowledge question, however, I asked a few people but no one knew the answer.
Do you?
And while we're at it, perhaps you can answer this question--What do the sun's rays comprise of? Thinking about the rays which shine through a window mixed with dust particles.
Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
It's both.
The sun rays as experienced at earth distance, are reduced in intensity vibrating energy particles. If you look directly into the sun for a length of time, you will burn your retina, because your eyes are not capable of resonating with the vibration.
it is calculated this way. If it was even a little off in calculation, the earth would be fried to a crisp.
The sun rays as experienced at earth distance, are reduced in intensity vibrating energy particles. If you look directly into the sun for a length of time, you will burn your retina, because your eyes are not capable of resonating with the vibration.
it is calculated this way. If it was even a little off in calculation, the earth would be fried to a crisp.
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Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
Answer = And fish fell from the sky.
You also need to look at the formulation of snowflakes. There is some sort of math's going on there, and the math's that takes place in the sky is very important.
Dust, sun, temperature, snowflake maths, and water to catch the fish.
But I think that the sun, and Earth are both apart, but level. Is the Earth even spherical? I am not even sure of that now.
You also need to look at the formulation of snowflakes. There is some sort of math's going on there, and the math's that takes place in the sky is very important.
Dust, sun, temperature, snowflake maths, and water to catch the fish.
But I think that the sun, and Earth are both apart, but level. Is the Earth even spherical? I am not even sure of that now.
Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
I can't see the sun for all the sunrays. Ah, the light! Snowflakes are important to us physicists.
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Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
If you were the sole survivor of a plane crash, does it have to be divine calculation ? I do realize now the alcohol fried your brain a long while ago. Just stick with the rude one-liners, okay?prince wrote:If it was even a little off in calculation, the earth would be fried to a crisp.
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Steve, I wasn't talking to you :-). In your case a longer coherent post might be a good exercise. You're like a shaman unable to walk anymore but in one world. Learn to walk them all!
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Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
You are probably the only human who wouldn't pass the Turing Test....Steven Coyle wrote:My sub is sub quantum.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test
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Taking a look at the street you live in - The Urban Dictionary, which vorb applies?Steven Coyle wrote:Oh, I can vorb.
1. (v) to only order cheese burgers, plain calzones, or cheese pizzas?
2. (v) to hinder others from trying something new while ordering
3. (v) to hinder the enjoyment of a dining experience by refusing to go to restaurants that do not offer choices defined above
Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
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Is The Sun Inside or Outside our Earth?
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Both. Within and without. The earth is the center of the universe.
-mensa-mania-
This is not a general knowledge question, however, I asked a few people but no one knew the answer.
Do you?
-tomas-
In January of 1956 Admiral Byrd led an expedition to the South Pole. On that expedition he and his crew
penetrated down 2,300 miles into the center of the earth. Admiral Byrd stated the North and South Poles
are only two of many openings into the center of the Earth. He wrote about seeing a sun below the Earth.
Go here > http://www.crystalinks.com/hollowearth.html
-mensa-manic-
And while we're at it, perhaps you can answer this question--What do the sun's rays comprise of?
Thinking about the rays which shine through a window mixed with dust particles.
-tomas-
I hafta admit when the sun is shining through colored glass (like at cathedrals) it's one, cool vision.
Some political friends & I dropped some LSD back in the late 1970s .. it was a real far-out day trip.
We were in W. Germany near an East/West border crossing and some churches were nearby, we tripped
our way in to this one in particular. The organist musta been playing some Master of Reality by
Black Sabbath (Sleeping Village?) U-Tube > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3HPoE2ub7M
Red sun rising in the sky,
Sleepin' village, cock'rel's cry
Soft breeze blowin' in the trees
Peace of mind, feel at ease
Swore I saw the ultimate truths laid out by way of the Grand Chessboard of Europe.
Here > http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_s ... zation.htm
PS - Alphabetical Directory Includes Most Links http://www.crystalinks.com/directory2.html
-mensa-maniac-
Is The Sun Inside or Outside our Earth?
-tomas-
Both. Within and without. The earth is the center of the universe.
-mensa-mania-
This is not a general knowledge question, however, I asked a few people but no one knew the answer.
Do you?
-tomas-
In January of 1956 Admiral Byrd led an expedition to the South Pole. On that expedition he and his crew
penetrated down 2,300 miles into the center of the earth. Admiral Byrd stated the North and South Poles
are only two of many openings into the center of the Earth. He wrote about seeing a sun below the Earth.
Go here > http://www.crystalinks.com/hollowearth.html
-mensa-manic-
And while we're at it, perhaps you can answer this question--What do the sun's rays comprise of?
Thinking about the rays which shine through a window mixed with dust particles.
-tomas-
I hafta admit when the sun is shining through colored glass (like at cathedrals) it's one, cool vision.
Some political friends & I dropped some LSD back in the late 1970s .. it was a real far-out day trip.
We were in W. Germany near an East/West border crossing and some churches were nearby, we tripped
our way in to this one in particular. The organist musta been playing some Master of Reality by
Black Sabbath (Sleeping Village?) U-Tube > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3HPoE2ub7M
Red sun rising in the sky,
Sleepin' village, cock'rel's cry
Soft breeze blowin' in the trees
Peace of mind, feel at ease
Swore I saw the ultimate truths laid out by way of the Grand Chessboard of Europe.
Here > http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_s ... zation.htm
PS - Alphabetical Directory Includes Most Links http://www.crystalinks.com/directory2.html
Last edited by Tomas on Thu Oct 22, 2009 2:34 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
Not all systems have a tendency toward entropy. Its perhaps a contentious debate issue, but there are some systems which tend toward homogeneity and homeostasis. The simplest and obvious example of this is organic life, which tends toward homeostasis with its environment. This can also apply to phenomenal representations like colour. The cones in our retinas code for three base colours (Red, Green and Blue) but through colour-comparison and luminance-comparison we arrive at a perception of many more colours. However, specific shades, such as Red32 cannot be perceived in isolation, it appears simply as base Red. Some variance is required to perceive Red32, such as Red31. The equillibrium or comparison between luminance results in distinct shades. This also applies to the way the brain constructs a model of reality, it eliminates information and confabulates information in order to construct a coherent model of reality. In other words, it is tending towards coherence, equillibrium, homogeneity, etc...
I'm no expert on snowflakes, but I would guess that some homogeneity constraint is at work, such that all the molecules tending toward homogeneity with each other result in a definitive pattern.
I'm no expert on snowflakes, but I would guess that some homogeneity constraint is at work, such that all the molecules tending toward homogeneity with each other result in a definitive pattern.
Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
Yes, calculated. The Universe is a hologram.dejavu wrote:Prince:Calculated?it is calculated this way. If it was even a little off in calculation, the earth would be fried to a crisp.
Judging from his avatar, Steven Coyle looks he could use some sun rays. lol
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Now that's funny!Pincho Paxton wrote:You are probably the only human who wouldn't pass the Turing Test....Steven Coyle wrote:My sub is sub quantum.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test
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Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
The sun's rays are comprised of photons.mensa-maniac wrote:What do the sun's rays comprise of?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon
On Truth & Reality
Right on, prince!prince wrote:Yes, calculated. The Universe is a hologram.dejavu wrote:Prince:Calculated?it is calculated this way. If it was even a little off in calculation, the earth would be fried to a crisp.
The Spherical Standing Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) in Space
GO HERE > http://www.spaceandmotion.com
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Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
I have a hypothesis...
The sun...
Originally a black hole. The other side of the black hole is a bubble of anti-matter. The core of the sun was pulled into the black hole causing an explosion. The explosion, and gravitational pull were a perfect match in velocity, holding the sun in place. The sun cannot enter the black hole because the explosion blows it back out again, like a ping pong ball floating on air. A pulsar is very similar, but the balance of push / pull is slightly out weighted, so you get a switch between anti-matter, and matter.. a pulsar radio signal.
It is outside of the Earth.
The sun...
Originally a black hole. The other side of the black hole is a bubble of anti-matter. The core of the sun was pulled into the black hole causing an explosion. The explosion, and gravitational pull were a perfect match in velocity, holding the sun in place. The sun cannot enter the black hole because the explosion blows it back out again, like a ping pong ball floating on air. A pulsar is very similar, but the balance of push / pull is slightly out weighted, so you get a switch between anti-matter, and matter.. a pulsar radio signal.
It is outside of the Earth.
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Re: Is The Sun Inside or Outside of our Earth?
Thankyou Pincho, that is quite the theory that I can somehow agree with because it makes sense.Pincho Paxton wrote:I have a hypothesis...
The sun...
Originally a black hole. The other side of the black hole is a bubble of anti-matter. The core of the sun was pulled into the black hole causing an explosion. The explosion, and gravitational pull were a perfect match in velocity, holding the sun in place. The sun cannot enter the black hole because the explosion blows it back out again, like a ping pong ball floating on air. A pulsar is very similar, but the balance of push / pull is slightly out weighted, so you get a switch between anti-matter, and matter.. a pulsar radio signal.
It is outside of the Earth.