/sci/ - Science & Math

>oh shittt

I have studied Astrophysics for many years, and I am in the strong belief that the sun does not exist. Gravitational forces should cause Earth, and all of the other planets and Pluto of The Solar System to come crashing into The Sun, yet even after billions of years, The Earth remains strong, and even in Global Warming, the cause of Global Warming is smoke

Can anybody else add to this argument?

>>9972202
I know, right?

They even have these "warnings" that these so-called scientists give that states that you must not look at the sun. It's very strange, isn't it? I mean, I stare at a phone for many hours in a day, yet staring at the sun somehow hurts your eyes?

Why would it hurt your eyes? Or perhaps the bright light is INTENTIONALLY hurting our eyes so we don't get a closer look?

The sun is small and local.

>>9972212
I'd like to argue that the sun doesn't argue at all, actually! Mind for a friendly argument on this matter?

>>9972194
If the sun is hot, why is space cold?

>>9972213
State your case.

bump

>>9972218
raising some eyebrows

>>9972219
A giant sun, of a great, great mass, and a great gravitational force, is in the middle of The Solar System. If a gravitational force is a force that gets stronger by how much mass an object has, and attracts other objects, how do the planets simply orbit the sun instead of go straight for it? Billions of the Earth's existence and yet here we are today, with The Earth still far from the Sun.

Why would The Sun's gravitational force be unable to attract any planets at all? And why doesn't The Sun's gravitational force override The Earth's gravitational force and start sucking up animals and humans, lighter than planets?

>>9972224
I agree, which is why the sun is small and local, and circling above the earth (which is infinite).

>>9972223
Supposedly, going to space without an astronaut's suit would freeze you to death. Why would it freeze you to death when a giant ball of hot, flaming gas is right there?

Hell, Earth needed an ozone layer for life to thrive on Earth, yet go out of Earth and you freeze to death.

THAT is what's raising my eyebrows

>>9972194
Bump, fucking agreed

Jfc we need this alive
Go woke anons

>>9972227
If Earth needed the Ozone Layer to stop the UV Rays of the Sun, then why do scientists claim that going to space without a suit will freeze you?

If the sun is burning hot, why do you freeze in space instead of burn your insides?

>>9972235
the image is upside down to tell you that everything you've known in your life is wrong!

To be honest, the basis and information given in this argument are quite convincing

It's so obvious now, how could I not see that nasa was hiding this shit from us, it just makes so much fucking sense

>>9972194
bump
what else is the deep state hiding from us??

The sun is a fake, guys! The bible never said anything about a ball of gas, just a light in the sky! We put that light there!!

>>9972235
Because they're full of shit sun worshippers.

If the sun is orange, why is the sky blue?

>>9972202
>I have studied Astrophysics for many years, and I am in the strong belief that the sun does not exist. Gravitational forces should cause Earth, and all of the other planets and Pluto of The Solar System to come crashing into The Sun, yet even after billions of years, The Earth remains strong,
"I have studied Astrophysics for many years, and I am in the strong belief that the Earth does not exist. Gravitational forces should cause Moon to come crashing into The Earth, yet even after billions of years, The Moon remains strong"

>>9972224
>how do the planets simply orbit the sun instead of go straight for it?
Conservation of angular momentum.

>>9972194
Go ask /x/.

>>9972289
There is a diagram for Gravity involving a piece of cloth. If an object is heavy enough, it will have pushed down on the cloth, creating an inverted cone on the ground, and every object around it is "sucked" in. Sure, centrifugal force will cause Earth to be safe for a while, but after millions, or billions of years? Earth is bound to get closer.

And also, both satellites, "The Sun" and "The Moon" are floating above Earth via magnets, utilizing Earth's magnetic field.

>>9972296
Just think about it

If there is no oxygen in space, how can Sun burn? The Sun is just a manmade satellite that's primary purpose is to create light

>>9972335
>And also, both satellites, "The Sun" and "The Moon" are floating above Earth via magnets, utilizing Earth's magnetic field.
what?

>>9972342
They have created satellites that use Earth's magnetic field, using the same pole in order to be able to seemingly float, since we all know gravity sucks in things, so there should be a force pushing against gravity

There are two satellites, the sun and the moon, the sun being the primary source of light, lighting up half of Earth, the Moon under the guise of a round rock

a round rock, though? It's clearly manmade, as a completely spherical object cannot naturally exist

>>9972365
>It's clearly manmade, as a completely spherical object cannot naturally exist
what abaout these?

>>9972368
sorry. my wording was a bit off. I didnt mean manmade, I meant ARTIFICIAL

fruits grow out of plants, and some are perfectly round because the plants ARE organisms, and they CREATE the fruits, the fruits are technically artificial, and thus they are round because a plant with sentience (note that plants have sentience, of course, as roses evolved to grow thorns because of animals eating roses), artificial

Also, imagine you have a match, the matches head represents the sun. It burns just like the sun and it has mass that burns just like the sun. Now if you ignite the match or the sun, it burns out pretty quickly, just like the sun. Its impossible for the sun to burn that long, yet alone 5 million years

and even then, how can something burn in space, where there is no oxygen?

>>9972372
ok i see

>and even then, how can something burn in space, where there is no oxygen?
i don't know :c it must go out

>>9972244
You mean deep space.

>>9972374

>>9972335
>And also, both satellites, "The Sun" and "The Moon" are floating above Earth via magnets, utilizing Earth's magnetic field.
Fucking magnets, how do they work?

>>9972372
>Now if you ignite the match or the sun, it burns out pretty quickly, just like the sun. Its impossible for the sun to burn that long, yet alone 5 million years
Because it's not a chemical reaction but a nuclear reaction.

>>9972452
fire needs oxygen to light up, yet the sun is in space

even if oxygen isnt needed, the sun is made of gas, but Saturn is also made of gas, and Saturn is always struck with lightning, yet somehow, Saturn doesn't combust

>>9972452
If its a nuclear reaction then why doesnt it happen in Jupiter and it does in some stars that are smaller than jupiter

>>9972194
The parker solar probe is a replacement for the current "sun"

>>9972336
nuclear fusion retarded faggot
stop cluttering my board

>>9972475
>but even if it can sustain itself, somehow, how come if you go into space, you freeze instead of boil?

actually each planet in the solar system has their own gravitational force witch goes against the suns gravitational force, allowing the plants to be set in its place.

>>9972372
>sun isn't real because it can't burn in space
You fucking idiot. You dumb fucking moron. You stupid goddamned ape.

Of course things burn in space. The sun is the back wheel of a FLAMING chariot piloted by Helios! You goddamned fucking baffoon. Holy shit man. Did you fall asleep in history class?

>>9972479
because the sun is 90 million miles from earth

>>9972479
to help you understand, if your mom is cooking you tendies in the kitchen, why aren't you burning alive in your bedroom?

>>9972485
the sun is so hot that some parts of earth are blisteringly hot, yet exit earth and you freeze to death, yet being at the same distance from the sun?

a little fishy

>>9972372
everyone itt needs to read
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_fusion

>>9972488
to help you understand, if you are on Earth during the day, it is ridiculously hot in sometimes, why are you freezing to death when you exit Earth, despite being the same distance to the sun?

>>9972490
On saturn, there is gas, the same gas as can be found on Earth, yet Saturn isn't lighting on fire? Saturn is even covered in lightning strikes that slam down on Saturn, yet Saturn doesnt ignite?

>>9972492
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmosphere_of_Earth

>>9972495
So something must have an atmosphere to be hot, so space is completely cold because heat just isnt registered because of its lack of atmosphere?

If thats the case, the sun doesnt have an atmosphere, yet its damn well hot

>>9972498
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_fusion
"Fusion happens in the middle of stars, like the Sun. Hydrogen atoms are fused together to make helium. This releases lots of energy. This energy powers the heat and light of the star"

>>9972455
>fire needs oxygen to light up, yet the sun is in space
The sun is NOT made of fire, is hydrogen going through a nuclear reaction that transform it in helium.

>>9972455
>the sun is made of gas, but Saturn is also made of gas, and Saturn is always struck with lightning, yet somehow, Saturn doesn't combust
>>9972493
>On saturn, there is gas, the same gas as can be found on Earth, yet Saturn isn't lighting on fire? Saturn is even covered in lightning strikes that slam down on Saturn, yet Saturn doesnt ignite?
Because it's not massive enough. You need between 5% to 10% of the mass of the sun to get enough temperature in the center to start the fusion reaction.

>>9972471
>If its a nuclear reaction then why doesnt it happen in Jupiter and it does in some stars that are smaller than jupiter
That's totally FALSE The smallest stars we know are around 81 times the mass of Jupiter (VB 10). Even the smallest brown dwarfs (which aren't able to sustain a continuous fusion reaction) are around 15 times the mass of Jupiter.

NASA is pushing its sun propaganda so that the populous is pushed away from Geocentricism and into Pagan filth.

Why else would they name the planets after Roman Gods? Subtly twisting our minds over hundreds of years to deify false idols...

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>ate the bait

Its the hydrogen and helium in the sun that stops it crashing into the earth retards, its just antigravity like those blimps the germans used in their kamakazi attacks

>>9974002
No, the only awnser is that THE SUN IS FAKE

How can the sun even exist? The giant fireball wouldn't be able to survive without oxygen.

>>9972202
>I have studied Astrophysics for many years
Stop lying on the internet. If you knew even basic physics you'd know why the planets don't crash into the Sun

>>9972206
I've looked at the sun often, it kinda hurts but I've been able to see long enough to comprehend what I'm seeing. The "sun" looks completely flat to me. Whereas the Moon is clearly a three dimensional structure, the sun looks like a circular cutout with absolutely no depth. How can this be? Isn't the sun supposed to be a sphere?

>Ummmm... no thank you.
Guess what, you do the math!

>>9974942
He said he studied it, not that he understood it.

>>9972212
Explain.

>>9972498
>If thats the case, the sun doesnt have an atmosphere, yet its damn well hot
>the sun doesnt have an atmosphere
Un, Anon?

>>9975254
The word “atmosphere” is difficult to apply to a diffuse object like the Sun imo.

>>9972194
>Be a plant no such thing as a sun
Oh fug

>>9975291
The Sun isn't diffuse.

>>9975296
There is not a clear transition between something like the ground and air here on earth.

>>9975304
Yes, there is.
The Sun's atmosphere isn't as immediately obvious as our planet's.

>>9974942
>getting baited this easily

>>9975310
Where?

>>9975324
The surface is obvious, we can see part of the atmosphere during solar eclipses.

>>9975339
Yes but is that anywhere near as dense as, say, rocks?

>>9975367
Does that matter? It is distinctly different from the atmosphere.

>>9975379
I thought an atmosphere was defined as matter in a gaseous state on the exterior of celestial objects. I wasn’t aware the sun had any non-gaseous or plasma matter.

>>9975006
Hm. Good point.

>>9975390
>plasma
Well there's your non-gaseous matter.

>>9972194
>I'm too retarded to understand how gravity works, therefore it's wrong.
Go away brainlet.