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Originally Posted by Omicron Persei 8
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Originally Posted by Michael Mozina
Don't think that I have not noticed the fact that none of those who disagree with my interpretations have offered a BETTER explanation for the sunquake video, the tsunami structure under the wave, the shock wave video, the running difference image videos, etc. None of you have even attempted to address the actual content of my website. To me that speaks VOLUMES.
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Well I think a lot of us don't have all the time in the world. You're lucky you caught me on a holiday.
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Originally Posted by Michael Mozina
Well, for one thing, it's pretty clear the calcium ferrite interaction is releasing hydrogen atoms as a byproduct of the reactions going on. I've emailed Dr. Manuel with some ideas about the overall reaction, and I'd like his feedback before I comment any further. Suffice to say the gas model's prediction failed yet AGAIN to accurately predict what we OBSERVE.
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So how does that paragraph help to convince me of your theory? What NUCLEAR reaction is taking place to release those neutrinos and nuclear byproducts? The fusion of the gas model does a pretty good job. And the mass of the neutrinos looks to solve the missing solar neutrinos. You just tell me calcium ferrite is releasing hydrogen? |
No, Omicron, that's only ONE of the MANY things I have said. I have yet to hear anyone here explain any of the pages on my website in a BETTER way using the gas model. Until I do, I'm going to assume there isn't one, because the sun isn't made of simply hydrogen and helium gas with a few minor amounts of heavier elements.
I'll bet you big $$ they find heavier elements in Tempel 1. What logic is there to the notion that planets form from space debris like comets, but somehow suns are immune from this phenomenon of gravity?
Think about that for a moment. Why wouldn't the sun contain it's share of heavier elements, expecically if it's a "recycled" sun? How old is our sun? How old is the universe? Why does Hubble find IRON and SILICON and NEON as far back in time as it can see? These OBSERVATIONS don't fit the gas model predictions, even if a FEW things might.