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The claim that the rotation of the Earth is caused by magnets coming from the sun seems equally absurd to me as the claim that the wheels on my car are turning because of hamsters.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
That example is so extreme that it's meaningless.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
The claim that the rotation of the Earth is caused by magnets coming from the sun seems equally absurd to me as the claim that the wheels on my car are turning because of hamsters.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
They both share an equal amount of evidence supporting them: zero. I'm not sure why you see such a difference.
The two claims in the sentence preceding that statement. You said my claim was meaningless, but somehow you're not drawing the same conclusion about Leedskalnin's claim and I don't understand why.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Why I see such a difference? Difference between what and what?
North and South Pole magnets are not only holding together the earth and moon, but they are turning the earth around on its axis. Those magnets which are coming form the sun are hitting their own kind of magnets which are circulating around the earth and they hit more on the East side than on the West side, and that is what makes the earth turn around.
reply to post by Arbitrageur
There is no evidence the Earth's rotation is caused by magnets coming from the sun.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
The claim that the rotation of the Earth is caused by magnets coming from the sun seems equally absurd to me as the claim that the wheels on my car are turning because of hamsters.
It would also help if you studied some physics books to be able to see both sides of the debate. The material in physics books is supported by observation and experiment...and much of what is in that link I posted does not have such support...so I'm not sure it's really worthy of "study" as you call it.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Okay I will study the link you provided and also think about other alternative science I've read lately about the sun and see whether I can debate you on that.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
The material in physics books is supported by observation and experiment...and much of what is in that link I posted does not have such support...
Originally posted by MamaJ
reply to post by Arbitrageur
There is no evidence the Earth's rotation is caused by magnets coming from the sun.
There isn't... not yet anyway.
Who knows what will be discovered. I think its good to keep an open mind and not call something absurd just because the observation hasn't happened yet.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
The claim that the rotation of the Earth is caused by magnets coming from the sun seems equally absurd to me as the claim that the wheels on my car are turning because of hamsters.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
I’m reading the 51 page .pdf file “Magnetic Current” by Ed Leedskalnin.
The .pdf is available at freeenergynews.com: "Index of /Directory/Magnets/Leedskalnin."
I noticed that Leedskalnin says on page 25 of 51 that the North and South Pole magnets are the “cosmic force.” He said they hold together the earth and everything on it.
I gave you the exact quote, and browsers have a built-in function to find text. Just put some text from the quote like "makes the earth turn" in the browser find function and it takes you right to the quote...I told you how to do this before and you explained you already knew how to do it.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
I don't see that claim on the rexresearch.com page.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
I'll try again.
North and South Pole magnets are not only holding together the earth and moon, but they are turning the earth around on its axis. Those magnets which are coming form the sun are hitting their own kind of magnets which are circulating around the earth and they hit more on the East side than on the West side, and that is what makes the earth turn around. North and South Pole magnets make the lightning, in earth’s North hemisphere the South Pole magnets are going up and the North Pole magnets are coming down in the same flash. The North lights are caused by the North and South Pole magnets passing in concentrated streams, but the streams are not as much concentrated as they are in the lightning. The radio waves are made by the North and South Pole magnets. Now about the magnet size. You know sunlight can go through glass, paper and leaves, but it cannot go through wood, rock and iron, but the magnets can go through everything. This shows that each magnet is smaller than each particle of light.
How did you come to that conclusion? What is the method or path of inference between his experiment and the claim?
Originally posted by Mary Rose
He's inferring that, isn't he, from his observation of magnetism in his experiments?
Originally posted by ImaFungi
reply to post by buddhasystem
Wouldnt we ideally like to continuously refine and define our understanding of the principles and mechanics at work to make the universe work? isnt that what science is?
So according the laws of conservation of angular momentum, the reason the earth is rotating and revolving is because: A giant molecular cloud collapsed forming the sun and this cloud was revolving around the center black hole of the milky way, and rotating itself, and so this cause the sun to coalesce rotationally from gravity
The sun sends off a massive amount of energy towards the earth at all times, is it possible this energy interacts with earths magnetic field in a way to influence rotation or anything?
That was directed at buddhasystem but I watched the video and I didn't exactly follow the discussion...part of it sounded like buddhasystem's hypothetical fire jinns, with talk about some god who's not really god, and other parts remind me of the Higgs field, though they didn't call it that by name. Seems like the Higgs model is looking pretty favorable based on what I've read about the experimental evidence.
Originally posted by ImaFungi
also can you reply to this post if you ever get a chance: www.abovetopsecret.com...]post by ImaFungi
Originally posted by buddhasystem
I wouldn't go as far as to infer the black hole on all this, but if you start scattering clouds and what not, off of each other, you'll end up with things spinning.
This needs to be qualified. It might be possible, but it's not causing Earth to rotate. Further, it's not magnets. Even further, there is not much asymmetry in the dipole type of the magnetic field that Earth has.