Posted on 02/15/2013 12:08:09 PM PST by fishtank
Io is frictionally heated by the gravitational changes of its elliptical orbit close to massive Jupiter; that energy never "runs out."
This author is either an idiot or a liar. Probably some combination of the two.
You are kookier than the original poster.
Of course electric and magnetic fields are important on the sun. But easily-made spectroscopic measurements (e.g., extinction of Lyman-Alpha lines) can confirm that there is fusion going on in the core of the sun.
Begone, kook.
I’m sure that it puzzles priests, doctors, welders and cab drivers too. What the in bloody heck do “evolutionary scientists” have to do with astronomy? Evolutionary scientists would be ones who study evolution, right? Evolution only deals with the diversity of life on earth. Evolutionary scientists would have no great expertise on the age of objects in the solar system, at least not any more than anyone else.
LOL - Maybe.
Though I will admit to not knowing/recognizing a lot of celebrities.
Blame the mice!
1. Saturns rings are recent
2. Ios eruptions are electrical discharges
3. The sun (and all stars) is the remnant of a galactic Birkland current Z pinch
4. Big Bang, Dark Matter, Dark Energy and Black Hole are mathematical hallucinations.
5. Almost all life was wiped out in North America 10,000 years ago by a comet impact
6. The sun (and all stars) are electrical arc discharges not H-bombs
7. 99% of all matter in the Universe is in the plasma state and hence is electrical in nature
8. The solar wind would be more aptly named the solar electric current
9. Radiometric dating is heavily skewed in the presence of static electrical fields thus all geological and archaeological dating relying on isotope decay is unreliable.
10. Gravity has an electrical component
www.thunderbolts.info
And this is the source of all that electricity!!!!
Ah... you would think so...
but perhaps that’s not their focus.
Perhaps their focus is more... religious?
Kevlar umbrellas for the Russians. Now there’s a money maker but remember you heard it here first.
“The brightness of Saturn’s rings is puzzling because after billions of years, they should have been darkened by dust from comets and asteroids. Yet these rings are still brilliantly beautiful.”
Are these people really this stupid? The moon is covered in dust and last I checked it reflects light just fine. Where in “God’s plan” does it indicate that dust is flat black? Stuff like this just makes creationists look stupid. My God did create the universe but he is not a Luddite. When “creation science” beliefs are so clearly ignorant it makes it easier for people to doubt other religious teachings and thought. People like this are truly doing Satan’s PR work.
“The brightness of Saturn’s rings is puzzling because after billions of years, they should have been darkened by dust from comets and asteroids. Yet these rings are still brilliantly beautiful.”
Are these people really this stupid? The moon is covered in dust and last I checked it reflects light just fine. Where in “God’s plan” does it indicate that dust is flat black? Stuff like this just makes creationists look stupid. My God did create the universe but he is not a Luddite. When “creation science” beliefs are so clearly ignorant it makes it easier for people to doubt other religious teachings and thought. People like this are truly doing Satan’s PR work.
Notwithstanding the scenario where an evolutionary scientist was married to an astronomer; might make for some interesting pillow talk. :-)
Kidding aside, I think it would be productive for experts in such disparate disciplines to collaborate on that kind of an endeavor.
Maybe you’re actually in a lab with lots of wires running into your brain simulating reality. By pressing this secret button you will be directed to make a response.
There is no such thing as perpetual motion. The energy has to come from somewhere. In this particular case, I vote Jupiter. I would imagine it could probably be calculated how much rotational energy Io steals from Jupiter with each orbit.
Not really. All you have to do is ask is why is start light, from the galaxies in our LOCAL GROUP, taking MILLIONS of years to reach us.
As soon as you hear the “answers” coming from Jake and his friends, you will know that this has nothing to do with Astronomy.
Maybe youre actually in a lab with lots of wires running into your brain simulating reality. By pressing this secret button you will be directed to make a response.
I keep pressing the button and NOTHING happens...
Unless that is what was supposed to happen....
Time to go back loooking at my belly button.....
Correct, there is no perpetual motion. But a couple billions years of gravity induced friction goes a LONG way.
The article says “should .... yet” a lot. Shows the muddy thinking that has become common.
The universe “should” not do anything. The universe does what it does, and it’s up to us mortals to figure it out - but we don’t seem to be doing a very good job of it.
There are no anomalies in the universe. The universe is working quite well the way it always has.
And people claiming that the earth is millions of years old from data they can't repeat is religion; you can't "prove" either theory. And the question is, "How did God do it?" not "It happened from nothing."
And people claiming that the earth is millions of years old from data they can't repeat is religion; you can't "prove" either theory. And the question is, "How did God do it?" not "It happened from nothing."
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