LittleNipper wrote:Real HONEST science is observation coupled with repeatability. Anything less than that is opinion no matter the credentials.
That is why river erosion tells time.
LittleNipper wrote:Real HONEST science is observation coupled with repeatability. Anything less than that is opinion no matter the credentials.
huckelberry wrote:LittleNipper wrote:Real HONEST science is observation coupled with repeatability. Anything less than that is opinion no matter the credentials.
That is why river erosion tells time.
The CCC wrote:The Flood in the Bible never happened.
When galaxies collide, almost all stars sail past each other unharmed. A few planets get knocked out of orbit. Colliding clouds of gas and dust form new stars, often blue giants that live short, dramatic lives, going supernova after just 10 million years.
The real danger comes from the sleeping monsters at the heart of the colliding galaxies. Namely, the supermassive black holes!
Almost every galaxy has a huge black hole at its center. This black hole is quiet when not being fed. But when galaxies collide, lots of gas and dust and even stars get caught by the gravity and pulled in. This material forms a huge flat disk as it spirals down and heats up. The result is an active galactic nucleus.
In the worst case, the central black holes can eat thousands of stars a year. Then we get a quasar, which easily pumps out the power of 2000 ordinary galaxies.
Much of this power comes out in huge jets of X-rays. These jets keep growing, eventually stretching for hundreds of thousands of light years. The whole galaxy becomes bathed in X-rays — killing all life.
LittleNipper wrote:Real HONEST science is observation coupled with repeatability. Anything less than that is opinion no matter the credentials.///
/// Huckelberry thinking erosion is an ongoing repeating process which is observable thought to say
"That is why river erosion tells time."
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Little Nipper replied,
And "Climate Change" is demonstrating a different explanation. Change can happen very, very, very, quickly ---- so the Flood would have a large impact on climate, as well as, topography and geography and fossil formation and species obliteration. That is why I do no fret over the doom and gloom pronouncements coming from evolution indoctrinated politicians. They do not fathom that GOD and NOT US is technically in control.
spotlight wrote:Our galaxy will collide with Andromeda galaxy four billion years from now. The picture here shows what Andromeda will look like 250 million years before it hits.When galaxies collide, almost all stars sail past each other unharmed. A few planets get knocked out of orbit. Colliding clouds of gas and dust form new stars, often blue giants that live short, dramatic lives, going supernova after just 10 million years.
The real danger comes from the sleeping monsters at the heart of the colliding galaxies. Namely, the supermassive black holes!
Almost every galaxy has a huge black hole at its center. This black hole is quiet when not being fed. But when galaxies collide, lots of gas and dust and even stars get caught by the gravity and pulled in. This material forms a huge flat disk as it spirals down and heats up. The result is an active galactic nucleus.
In the worst case, the central black holes can eat thousands of stars a year. Then we get a quasar, which easily pumps out the power of 2000 ordinary galaxies.
Much of this power comes out in huge jets of X-rays. These jets keep growing, eventually stretching for hundreds of thousands of light years. The whole galaxy becomes bathed in X-rays — killing all life.
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/doomed.html
It's all intelligently designed. *cough*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4disyKG7XtU
0:30 to 0:50
LittleNipper wrote:
And "Climate Change" is demonstrating a different explanation. Change can happen very, very, very, quickly ---- so the Flood would have a large impact on climate, as well as, topography and geography and fossil formation and species obliteration. That is why I do no fret over the doom and gloom pronouncements coming from evolution indoctrinated politicians. They do not fathom that GOD and NOT US is technically in control.
huckelberry wrote:spotlight,
I enjoyed the article and the picture is nice.
However I do not really follow how this has some sort of baring on whether the universe was created by God (which is what I presume you mean by intelligent design) Does creation mean small simple and with little change? You do not need to look this far to find that things bump into each other with little regard for us.
You have me wondering how Nipper views the problem of accidents.
Themis wrote:The CCC wrote:The Flood in the Bible never happened.
That's not good for the Book of Mormon.