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Actually, yes. Someday, somehow but not right now; I guess. Its not up to me.
Originally posted by johnlear
Wouldn't you rather be riding on a horse beneath a blue sky with white puffy clouds?
Originally posted by mikesingh
Dude, I have no time for laymen’s arguments. But you probably are aware that the theory of formation of gas giants is, well, just a theory. Inferences from various factors. No one knows for sure. These are all deductions using Newton’s Universal Law of Gravitation as the basis to calculate the mass of planets.
Originally posted by Aelita
Lear (and you ) declare that you understand gravity better than any one else. And you toss a few acronyms around to make somebody believe you know something.
God it's stupid.
Originally posted by Irma
Golly, we are being a rude little boy today aren't we?
BTW.... Got anything to say about people living on Neptune at all?
Originally posted by cheeser
is this guy serious?
people live on the moon AND neptune?
...
Originally posted by Irma
Even the planets that are being 'observed' outside our solar system are gas giants more often than not.
HD 209458 b was the first transiting extrasolar planet discovered, the first extrasolar planet known to have an atmosphere, the first extrasolar planet observed to have an evaporating hydrogen atmosphere, the first extrasolar planet found to have an atmosphere containing oxygen and carbon, and one of the first two extrasolar planets to be directly spectroscopically observed. It is also the first extrasolar planet found to have water vapor in its atmosphere.
HD 209458 b is informally known as Osiris
HD 209458 b is an extrasolar planet that orbits the Sun-like star HD 209458 in the constellation Pegasus, some 150 light-years from Earth's solar system. HD 209458 is a 7th magnitude star, visible from Earth with binoculars.
In a scenario out of Star Wars, astronomers have detected a planet outside our solar system with three suns, a finding that challenges theories of planetary formation.
If you stood on the planet's surface, you would see three suns in sky, although its orbit centres around the main yellow star among the trio, according to the research.
The larger of the other two suns would be orange and the smaller one red.
Dr Maciej Konacki, from the California Institute of Technology, refers to the new type of planets as "Tatooine planets" after Luke Skywalker's home planet, which also had multiple suns, that appeared in the original Star Wars film.
The new finding could upset existing theories that planets usually form out of gas and dust circling a single star, as this planet has to contend with the gravitational pull of three bodies.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Noooo! I ain't from Neptune, so I wouldn't know! And heck, I wouldn't wanna go there either! I believe they don't serve beer there!
Originally posted by johnlear
There are no "water planets" in our solar system. Just like there are no ‘gas giants’ in our solar system. That is a myth propagated by NASA to promote the belief that 'we', the 'human' race' are the only living beings in out solar system.
There are secrets, within secrets, within secrets of which 'we', you and I know very little. About all we know is that a space shuttle goes up to a space station every few months and drops off parts that usually don't work.
No. Neptune is not a 'water planet'. People live there like they do on earth. We have an amazing solar system but you are not allowed to know anything about it. Why? Because those in charge here on earth don't think its any of your business. Thats why.
So jupiter isn't a gas giant? May i ask what it is made of? How about them swirling gaseous storms like the red eye of Jupiter? Are there people living there too? Are there people living in your head? Any voices?
Oh, one more thing. The only 'gas giant' in our solar system is NASA.
Originally posted by zorgon
"Finally made it to Neptune Oyster after being on my must go to list.."
"Jack's Rib & Ale House South in Neptune - Local Yellow Pages"
"Neptune's Brewery"
Beer List
Neptune Cream Ale
Clipper Nut Brown
Dragging Anchor Lager
Mermaid Tail Red Ale
Pale Ale
Smooth Sailing Cream Ale
Special Reserve Barleywine
Toad Back Bock
Walk the Plank Cream Stout
You sure you don't want to go?
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
John, read my replys and answer them. It's that simple. Failure to do so is a risk you should not take. You are displaying your ignorance of verifiable, scientific FACTS, and it could be construed as a willing violation of the ATS terms and conditions.
But, you know you as well as I do that you can avoid anything that could possibly expose your ignorance, and that it is backed up and therefore encouraged by a for profit business. Sad. I fear ridiculous claims and absurd theories born of ignorance could actually hurt the cause you "claim" to work for.
The sun's photosphere is often mistakenly referred to as the 'surface' of the sun. In reality however, the sun's photosphere is only a "liquid-like" plasma layer made of neon that covers the actual surface of the sun.
That visible layer we see with our eyes is more commonly known as penumbral filaments. This visible neon plasma layer, as well as a thicker, deeper plasma layer of silicon, entirely covers the actual rocky, calcium ferrite surface layer of the sun. The visible photosphere covers the transitional region that is the actual surface of the sun, much as the earth's oceans cover most of the surface of the earth.
There are a whole host of unexplained phenomena related to the sun's activities that still baffle gas model theorists to this day because they fail to recognize the existence of an iron alloy transitional layer that rests beneath the visible photosphere. Fortunately a host of new satellites and the field of heliosiesmology are starting to shed new light on this mysterious transitional layer of the sun that is located about 4800km beneath the visible photosphere.
Originally posted by zorgon
POPPYCOCK... Do you skeptics ever do any real research?
John, read my replys and answer them. It's that simple. Failure to do so is a risk you should not take. You are displaying your ignorance of verifiable, scientific FACTS, and it could be construed as a willing violation of the ATS terms and conditions.
But, you know you as well as I do that you can avoid anything that could possibly expose your ignorance, and that it is backed up and therefore encouraged by a for profit business. Sad. I fear ridiculous claims and absurd theories born of ignorance could actually hurt the cause you "claim" to work for.