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Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Char-Lee
I do think often people who deny a possibility are afraid, they clearly dwell on the subject and keep looking for it, but are angry, and I believe are afraid they will be convinced, because unlike myself they are thinking it means their end or the end of the planet. Where as I have no way of knowing what such a possibility would mean for us.
When Europeans first came to North America they heard tales of cities made of gold. Back then it might have made sense to find these cities. Is there any possibility there is a city in North America made of gold? Would there be any reason to launch a modern quest for his fabled city?
This is not a matter of emotion, but of common sense. There really is no place left to hide a city.
Just as we know a lot about North America, we also know a lot about how objects in space interact with each other.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Char-Lee
So if something, say a smaller sun with planets were to come near and not enter out planetary system, do we know what the influence would be at which distances. I don't think so, there are to many variables.
You're moving the goalposts (again).
To say it can't happen, nothing out there is going to be heading near us in the future and influence our planet and sun and/or have life forms that visit when it reaches its nearest point seems very unimaginative at best and all good science includes some imagination.
I didn't say it can't happen in the future. In fact, I said a rogue planet could enter the solar system and influence our planet (and all the rest of them). I said it could not happen on a regular basis.
What next? "Say, an invisible sun with no gravity..." That's imaginative. So are unicorns. So is a giant space dragon. With that kind of imagination there is no point in bothering with "good science".
Originally posted by Char-Lee
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Char-Lee
There are No dead ends as long as we know so little.
That is an argument from ignorance.
There are plenty of dead ends and more so as we learn more about the world about us.
Thank you for again calling someone ignorant and proving my point.
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
Originally posted by Char-Lee
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Char-Lee
There are No dead ends as long as we know so little.
That is an argument from ignorance.
There are plenty of dead ends and more so as we learn more about the world about us.
Thank you for again calling someone ignorant and proving my point.
He wasn't "calling you ignorant".
Read this. Argument From Ignorance
Thank you for again calling someone ignorant and proving my point.
How can you say this with the thousands of new finds of cities and pyramids spotted from space. they have not been excavated nor uncovered as of yet.
Recently I read an article in a science magazine about a city recently found, the ruins unlike any other found before. It was covered in jungle, but was found to have been completely painted in a very chemically interesting and unique paint. the paint held it's bright color all these years and was found to contain gold dust. In the sun the city would have shone like gold. The paint was so special they say it may hold uses today if they can discover it's secrets.
We must be careful not to misread information from sources and keep an open mind as to the possible meanings behind the words.
They found Hobbits and they may find Fairies...surely dragons as the whole world has records of them. Space creatures I am sure will be found, there is water in space not just booze.
you are saying so not him.../her has a history of making comments personal and not just about the subject. People are "confused... their claims ridiculous, they don't know science...they need to learn...they have no reasoning skills...this being said is at the same time saying he/her has all those skills and is totally knowledgeable.
A few recent posts " there are a lot of ways to call someone ignorant...
Nibiru is a name with many meanings.......
Originally posted by kosmickameleon
I live in Marquette, Michigan. Today 9/14/12 I was riding my bicycle around Presque Isle park and decided to stop and take some pictures of the sun. It was about 7:20 pm or so. These are the pictures that I took:
Hmmm...that's funny. The farthest probe they've ever sent has barely reached
the edge of the solar system... yet they want us to believe they took a picture
from outside the Galaxy.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Theres a chart in Jason verbelli's videos, from one of the alternative scientists in the past century, possibly Walter Russel, or another, he included it in a video without identifying, but I have download many of those pdfs. When you click show more under his video he has a link for scribd, for 40 books, its in one of those I think.
This is Electric Universe twin vortex information, and I'll find one of his videos and that link. The cross is Sun Maximum.