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Originally posted by adrenochrome
there's really no conspiracy saying those countries don't exist, and there's not much going against the fact that our earth is round, and it revolves around the sun...
right now, even though they still teach that the sun is powered by nuclear fusion in schools, it's becoming known that our sun is really an electric ball of plasma...
Originally posted by Chadwickus
There's nothing stopping anyone from going to the North pole.
Many, many people have gone there, even the guys from Top Gear managed to drive there in a Hilux.
There is no hole there, nor is there a hole in the south pole.
Originally posted by adrenochrome
reply to post by ngchunter
my point is, is that we most likely still don't know exactly what it's powered from, but all science is is the best explanation we've got for reality thus far, until something newer's discovered...
in 500 years from now they're going to laugh at our "modern" science explanations, just like we snicker at "known" science from 500 years ago, because it's so... "primitive"...
...and have you even seen that "Thunderbolts of the Gods" video yet?
Originally posted by ngchunter
...there's an alternative explanation for everything but that doesn't make it the correct explanation.
Originally posted by ngchunter
Originally posted by iiinvision
well until you go there with proof that there is no hole in either pole, you will not know....just like the rest of us....
How do you know that China/Russia/insert country here, exists? Nevermind the millions who live there or have claimed to have been there, unless you've been yourself you "can't know," at least by your logic. How do you know the world is round or that it isn't the center of the solar system? Have you tested it for yourself? How do you know if anyone has actually been to space? Have you seen it for yourself? There are some basic things in life you shouldn't need to see for yourself to believe.
[edit on 3-4-2009 by ngchunter]
Originally posted by Charis
There are no other examples of that type of formation in our solar system.
...observe in the above infrared image of Venus' northern pole how the atmospheric gases grow colder (darker) as you near the pole, but then, unexpectedly, shows up white-hot at the exact geographic pole. In my opinion nothing could be more proof positive of a polar opening and an internal sun/dynamo.
Perhaps then it is plausible to assign this phenomenon to a larger class of observed instances where planetary poles radiate heat and light generated within the bowels of the planetary mass.
Originally posted by adrenochrome
...and it certainly doesn't make the first explanation for something the correct one, either!
Originally posted by iiinvision
you are absolutely correct...in your reality tunnel you assume I think along the same lines others that you have encountered in your experiences on earth, and you seem to think that I believe that there is a hole in the poles of the earth and all kinds of other hooplah.
The fact is you have no idea what I believe and further more my main point is that nobody on ATS will likely ever visit antarctica's south pole.
Originally posted by ngchunter
You obviously blew right past my main point, which is that visiting the south pole in person isn't necessary to debunk this.
[edit on 5-4-2009 by ngchunter]
Originally posted by iiinvision
I believe your point is severely flawed in this regard. You cannot and will not debunk this without ''visiting'' the south pole.
Anything that conflicts with your reality tunnel will be rejected, and your ''point'' is simply proof of this axiom of human psychology.
Originally posted by adrenochrome
reply to post by ngchunter
my point is, is that we most likely still don't know exactly what it's powered from, but all science is is the best explanation we've got for reality thus far, until something newer's discovered...
in 500 years from now they're going to laugh at our "modern" science explanations, just like we snicker at "known" science from 500 years ago, because it's so... "primitive"...
...and have you even seen that "Thunderbolts of the Gods" video yet?
[edit on 3-4-2009 by adrenochrome]