Before everybody gets their panties in a bunch, 
I do want to point out that Neil Adams is a Noted comic book artist, not a scientist.
I do want to point out that Neil Adams is a Noted comic book artist, not a scientist.New Model of the Universe
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exactly why my panties are bunched, twisted and buried. :dance2:
actually, his career/occupation don't bother me a bit. i have found that some of my truly gifted students and a couple of guys i know with phd's and half a brain are amazing artists. i am happy if i am able to draw a diagram that contains something even close to a circle. my students tease me, "it's ok ms. f, orbits aren't perfectly circular anyhow, neither is the Earth (snicker snicker)"
actually, his career/occupation don't bother me a bit. i have found that some of my truly gifted students and a couple of guys i know with phd's and half a brain are amazing artists. i am happy if i am able to draw a diagram that contains something even close to a circle. my students tease me, "it's ok ms. f, orbits aren't perfectly circular anyhow, neither is the Earth (snicker snicker)"
I didn't think I would have to point this out, but here it is...Watcher74 said:
Way back when, don't you at least give some thought that this Earth was once just a very hot rock? You know, before the Moon broke off and now orbits Earth.
After awhile (a big while..) there is condensation from cooling off.
Condensation eventually becomes - '_ _ _ _ _' .
As you can see, it's really not "quackery".
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Condensation is humidity (water vapor) in the air that, when cooled, forms into a liquid. A hot rock with no oceans isn't going to have any humidity in the air.
Water doesn't just come from no where. It has to already be present to turn from a gas into a liquid.
Water doesn't just come from no where. It has to already be present to turn from a gas into a liquid.
It is a theory that much of the water on this planet did come from space in the form of Comets and asteroids. This planet was a hot rock, but the water eventually came here.Watcher74 said:Condensation is humidity (water vapor) in the air that, when cooled, forms into a liquid. A hot rock with no oceans isn't going to have any humidity in the air.
Water doesn't just come from no where. It has to already be present to turn from a gas into a liquid.
