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I do not have time to debate this rubbish. Air has a transmission spectrum as it has an absorption spectrum. One can find it anywhere in an optics text. If one ionizes air it does not obscure its emmission as the absorption/transmission is not over the entire visible spectrum but it hardly absorbs in the visible at all.

All of what you cite is pure rubbish using words that sound good but are not even scientific as science must be tested and verified by the scientific method. Such science was never applied to this.

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I understand that you are haughtily sneering at a respected NASA scientist

and at Astronaut Edgar Mitchell's judgment of Paul Hill and his text.

Evidently you are the Pope of science. h

Please forgive me if I don't genuflect when you pass by.

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Evidently you also believe that a scientific book written for a broad audience, including laymen, ought to include tons of difficult to decipher dry 'scientific' text and vocabulary.

Actually, the book has too much of that sort for my taste.

It doesn't bother me much that the slices I posted were too anemic for you.

I suspect lots of things, writings, issues, people, are too anemic for you. You're probably an exciting riot to live with.

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You are absolutely wrong that such science was never applied to the topic.

Hill's book alone would prove such an arrogant assertion wholesale smug and idiotic to an extreme.

But I have no dellusions that you'll ever be altered by facts unless they hit you sufficiently over the head to knock some of your cockiness out of your noggin.