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Cosmic Catastrophe
Pollution is a threat that hangs over all our heads, but it's not the only one. It's not inexorable like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtbbOsAivK4 So if humankind poops the bed, no-one will know after the next intermediate axis rotation. |
Yeah but where's the fun in that.
They can't tax that, make laws to force people to do something else, collude to drive prices higher, ect. |
I listened to this a couple of times and had difficulty understanding it, so I wrote a transcript:
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Watch this and you're 1:17:25 closer to when it happens. Humankind has survived these... so far. edit: The Sun is perfectly spherical even though it spins. Everything else bulges if it spins. A glitch in The Matrix? |
Also if the sun is made of plasma then why does the light it put off resemble that of a thermodynamics "black body"?
Which is inconsistent with gas/plasma emissivity. |
Interesting question. I'd like to look into it. What's the resemblance?
They've recently figured out how the Photosphere can be so hot and the surface relatively cool. Energy is released at the tips of the spicules that cover the surface. They also found a tenuous 54K° gas at the boundary of the Heliosphere. When you stare down into a sunspot the Sun is obviously a black body, unless that's just a problem with [visual] dynamic range. Whatever the sun is 'made of', the space surrounding it is fulled with plasma. edit: Can this be true? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzNLI3_pU_4 If all the quartz for microchips come from Spruce Pine, North Carolina and China buys US$120 Billion worth each year; who has China by the short hairs. |
Palomar & Hubble are Spruce Pine.
“Catastrophism” a great read as topic, re Thomas work (Adam & Eve). So what else is buried in Vatican archives? Lost history of the Phoenicians? Actual Roman music scores? . |
Hydrogen, helium, carbon, nitrogen light signatures have spikes in certain spectrums. Kind of like a white LED.
But the light we get out of the sun is broad spectrum, more like that of a tungsten filament light, or any black body at 5,800k. |
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I guess my question now is why elements exhibit the spikes. And whether the plasma is a body or an element. :confused: I need to care more. :( |
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A florescent lamp uses plasma and does not emit black body radiation.
2 very good examples of non black body emissivity. https://ecomodder.com/forum/attachme...1&d=1574651653 https://ecomodder.com/forum/attachme...1&d=1574651653 You can see in the one lamp the Hg spikes are marked. That's the light you get without the phosphorus coating the light coming straight off Hg plasma. So the 15 mega watts was per square meter coming off the sun is not from plasma. Liquid metallic hydrogen /helium? |
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