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Edited by Numenor_ranger:
4/26/2015 11:13:54 PM
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The sun is a planet
Prove him wrong.
Britton, Promethian, Noiselesspurse, DO SOMETHING
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#Offtopic
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1 ReplyI would like to see this "93 page thesis" * sips hot chocolate *
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1 ReplyEdited by zikee: 4/27/2015 1:04:18 PMHe told me the sun is in a orbit like the real planets which is barely true
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4 RepliesHe is incorrect. A planet, as he defines it is solace that sustains life, and the sun doesn't. The temperature is too high. His argent is that helium can't convert without life. This is an incorrect statement. The sun, through nuclear fusion turns hydrogen into helium. The sun, through the processes described in the nebular theory is made up of hydrogen and situated in the center of our solar system. Because of its great mass, it has huge gravity. This massive gravity causes high density and thusly high pressure. This high pressure cause the watermelon high temperatures which in turn cause the nuclear fusion. In nuclear fusion four hydrogen atoms fuse into one helium atom, and the two remaining elections become light. But to become neutrons in the helium atom, two of the hydrogens protons must lose their charge which becomes higher energy radiation that our magnetic field deflects. This is what our sun is doing currently, with the waste product of helium. So it's not doing anything with the helium. In the far future, the sun will move off the aim sequence and become a giant star, fusing helium into carbon or another lighter element close to the top of the periodic table. There. Proved wrong through science.
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In very deep fact, He is right, It indeed does support life.
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1 Reply-Teacher reads -Teacher has poker face -Teacher slaps you -Expelled but forced to pay rest of tuition for idiocy
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>kiddo >93 page thesis >my bullshit meter is off the charts. >he's also wrong.
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2 RepliesLol wut? The sun is a collection of gasses that burn at several million degrees.
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Yep. Because every planet has life.
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1 ReplyDon't we pretty much make up all the definitions of this stuff :) I mean if you define an ocean as "a body of water with salt content" you can turn a mud puddle into an ocean by salting it! How people actually use the word, the sun is not a planet but I learned a long time ago if somebody wants to argue a point enough they can win just by repeating themselves until you give up.
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My head hurts from reading that now
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3 Replies>reads post >sees who posted thread Emma Lahana is part of Illuminati. She is a lizard man.
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2 RepliesThe moon is a planet?
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His stupidity is too much
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This proves our public schools are failing.
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Is this for real?
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Yeah... That guy was being sarcastic. I hope he was being sarcastic.
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6 RepliesHe wrote a 93 page paper on it. >College Doctorate Paper >Gets read >Doctorate denied and expelled from school
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3 RepliesAnd what life does it support exactly?
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2 RepliesBatman would lose to superman
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As a traveller of (both time and) space I can assure you the Sun is not a big planet. [spoiler]It's a series of tubes.[/spoiler]
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2 RepliesIts more than just one star... [spoiler]I think[/spoiler]
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Please tell me he is joking this is worse than naterraps shitpost about sticks vs bears and lions vs the sun
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1 ReplyI wonder what he thinks the moon is?
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I'm sure he either go a 'E' or his teacher is a drop kick and isn't a science teacher.
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1 ReplyDEEZ nuts are a planet too
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If there was life on the sun it would be all over the news[spoiler]its not[/spoiler]
