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You just need to cool it until it freezes then crumble away.kyser_soze said:altho I think crumbling gas would be pretty cool...
You just need to cool it until it freezes then crumble away.kyser_soze said:altho I think crumbling gas would be pretty cool...
Good point, I was thinking from a chemistry perspective. I don't supposes a zeppelin filled with solid hydrogen would be very bouyant.kyser_soze said:AH, but if it were frozen it would be a solid, and no longer a gas.
Trousers.Fruitloop said:What are solar flares supposed to be?
Worth bringing back for the lulz
The "iron sun" idea was touted recently in a new book by climate change denier and formerly respected geologist Prof. Ian Plimer.
Oliver K Manuel has been showing up on the climate debate forums, his past indescretions have come to light.Here's an interesting paper by nuclear chemist, Oliver Manuel, that might be of interest to you, entitled: THE SUN: AN ELECTRO-MAGNETIC PLASMA DIFFUSER THAT CONTROLS EARTH'S CLIMATE.
Oh my, Numbnuts is back
Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise!Not on this thread... in fact not posted since 2008. Praise be.
This image processing technique creates a very detailed "snapshot" of the stronger, more obvious features of the iron calcium ferrite surface of the sun that lies below the photosphere.
That's that then. Unless it's hollow. In which case what keeps such a humongous spinning hollow sphere intact without collapsing under its own gravity?
That would be the Giant Spacemonkey.
"[E&E] has published a number of low-quality papers, and the editor's political agenda has clearly undermined the legitimacy of the outlet," Pielke says. "If I had a time machine I'd go back and submit our paper elsewhere."