Shad
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Once again you use inappropriate terminology
I really need to trademark "Try again". Thanks for pointing out inappropriate terminology.
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Once again you use inappropriate terminology
BTW regarding formation of heavier elements which falsely is assumed to take place in "super-nova" explosions:
The formation of the heavier elements happens IMO in the galactic center where strong electromagnetic forces forms all natural elements on the nuclear bases, hence the strong radiation of gamma ray beams out from the galactic center on both planes of the disk.
I really need to trademark "Try again". Thanks for pointing out inappropriate terminology.
I think that some "true believers" (in whatever, astrology, Bigfoot, the Flat Earth) have at least a feeling for the scientific method and know they are not following it. They can't afford to learn it since they would have to drop their cherished beliefs.
This idea is based on the assumption that our Sun is kind of "nuclear reactor" with a limited time of formation.So what do you believe happens when our sun depletes on hydrogen, and it will?
Agreed. And at the same time some "mathemagicians" cannot even grasp the logics when obvious contradictions and alternative explanations are mentioned with plain sentenses.The step that is typically missing in my experience are the models and tests of those models. Throwing a bunch of math at people on a religious forum is a "splatter" tactic.
I just handled these question in my reply to "The Anointed" above - read this #105Some of the conversion is done due to fusion in the star. You are making an outdated criticism based on outdated data. Super-nova are considered in part the cause of dispersion of elements not the only sources of heavy elements.
Have you consider it could be caused by both in some manner?
Misuse of the words "assumption" and " theory".This idea is based on the assumption that our Sun is kind of "nuclear reactor" with a limited time of formation.
I rather think this is the case:
"The Electric Sun theory (also Electric Star theory, and Electric Sun Model and Electric Sun Hypothesis) is the idea that the Sun (and stars) derives the main sources of its power electrically from its surroundings, rather than from within by nuclear fusion (the mainstream view)".
Read more here - https://www.electricuniverse.info/electric-sun-theory/
BTW: What about my asked question here:
"I´m very pleased to read your mythological and religious comments and explanations here, and I`ll like to know into which cosmological and astronomical context you connect the mentioned deities"?
Misuse of the words "assumption" and " theory".
The 'Electric Sun Theory' is clearly false from several different lines of evidence.
The best evidence we have that there are nuclear reactions in the center of the sun is the neutrinos we get from the sun at exactly the energies that derive from the proposed nuclear reactions.
Not to mention we have probes measuring things like the electric and magnetic fields around our solar system and around then sun.
But, some people want to believe scientists don't know anything. They are usually the ones who don't know any science.
Oh yes, just nittpick on grammar and terms. What about factual scientific arguments and sentenses against the EU?Misuse of the words "assumption" and " theory".
Oh yes. When running out of real argments, just nittpick with downletting personal issues.Nor wish to learn any. People that believe in woo woo, Flat Earth believers,creationists, etc. tend not to understand the scientific method, though they almost all claim they do. They take offense and recoil from even a discussion of the topic. Perhaps they know enough to realize that applying the method would negate their beliefs.
OH yes? What about FINDING and measuring these ghosts before you take anything for granted? It shouldn´t be too difficult according to he assumption that they are there in the billions and billions in the Sky, "coming from the Sun".The best evidence we have that there are nuclear reactions in the center of the sun is the neutrinos we get from the sun at exactly the energies that derive from the proposed nuclear reactions.
OH yes? What about FINDING and measuring these ghosts before you take anything for granted? It shouldn´t be too difficult according to he assumption that they are there in the billions and billions in the Sky, "coming from the Sun".
I was not nit picking. That was a huge error on your part. And you do not seem to understand the burden of proof. None is really needed to refute the EU since they have no scientific evidence for their beliefs.Oh yes, just nittpick on grammar and terms. What about factual scientific arguments and sentenses against the EU?
Oh yes. When running out of real argments, just nittpick with downletting personal issues.
This is just PATHETIC and it really should be removed by the moderators in this forum.
BTW: "Super-Novaes" seem to "explode" several times in a row, which discard the very assumption in the Standard Cosmology explanations of forming of elements at all.
The "explosions" in "super-novaes" are primarily an electromagnetic discharge of light and nothing more.