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I am curious about your theory of stars, and their nature. If our Sun, and the other 400 billion, or so, stars in our Galaxy aren't made of very hot Hydrogen, and trace gases, burning in a nuclear fusion to create the heavier elements of the periodic table, then just how DID the Sun and stars come to be? What is the mechanism that forms stars, and planets...and Pulsars, and Neutron stars...and why are there HUGE dust clouds in our Galaxy that appear to be stellar 'nurseries'.
Originally posted by johnlear
The Lockheed F-104 Starfighter had many crashes. It is credited with almost single handedly eliminating the entire German Air Force.
Im a bit concerned about this comment.
Its a fact tha the F104 never entered servce untill the Mid 50's so how do you account for this enormous whoopsie?
Or should we just accept it as another of your 'flights of fancy' ?
Hello Capt Lear,
You referred one of my questions...well, several of them, to 'sleeper'...but I saw one of his posts and it appears he has been banned? Did I see that correctly?
Thanks
John,
Are you mad at me? I sent you a U2U and you haven't responded...
so why don't the moons spin on an axis like other planets do?
Originally posted by johnlear
Current mainstream science would have you believe that the moon locked itself in orbit with a force called "tidal locking' which is fictional fairy tale for the scientifically challenged.
The gravitational force on the moons near side is 64% that of earths.
If this is indeed fact, which I believe it to be, it is probably caused by the moons center of gravity being about 59 kilometers farther from earth than its geographical center.
The moon, in fact, has a breathable atmosphere, although equal to about 18,000 feet altitude on earth. Mainstream science fails to acknowledge this based mainly on the argument that there is allegedly no occultation of stars by this atmosphere.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by johnlear
Current mainstream science would have you believe that the moon locked itself in orbit with a force called "tidal locking' which is fictional fairy tale for the scientifically challenged.
Oh, thanks for comic relief. You sound like you are a superhero scientist who is so much ahead of the "mainstream" that it blows our collective mind. News flash: the "scientifically challenged", the phrase you so elegantly coined just now, fits you quite well.
Because if I were to believe you, John, there would be no tides and no energy dissipated in those. And every time I go the beach, I see the real deal, which is the tide, in whatever phase it happens to be. Try to observe it next time you are by the sea.
The gravitational force on the moons near side is 64% that of earths.
It's not. Such tall tales only work with "scientifically challenged" (your own term).
If this is indeed fact, which I believe it to be, it is probably caused by the moons center of gravity being about 59 kilometers farther from earth than its geographical center.
It would appear that your math could also use some brushing up, John.
The moon, in fact, has a breathable atmosphere, although equal to about 18,000 feet altitude on earth. Mainstream science fails to acknowledge this based mainly on the argument that there is allegedly no occultation of stars by this atmosphere.
It's not alleged, John. You have a telescope yourself and if it were there, you would have told us already.
[edit on 20-1-2008 by buddhasystem]
Originally posted by OSSkyWatcher
you've been hounding him for some time now on ATS
The moon, in fact, has a breathable atmosphere, although equal to about 18,000 feet altitude on earth. Mainstream science fails to acknowledge this based mainly on the argument that there is allegedly no occultation of stars by this atmosphere.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
It's not alleged, John. You have a telescope yourself and if it were there, you would have told us already.
Originally posted by OSSkyWatcher
hi john thanks for the answering me last time
i have something else to ask you
why don't the moons spin around on an axis like our planet does and we are told the other planets do
earth rotates on it's axis as it spins around the sun, but i always see the same side of the moon
it doesn't make any sense when the earth is smaller than the sun, and the moon smaller than earth so the moon should spin on an axis no?