GaryN wrote:proof that our Sun emits any visible light or heat, and the experiments that would prove or disprove such an idea have never been performed.
They're talking about chemical reactions, in plasma.TRANSMUTATION?
tholden wrote:All over the internet, take your pick:
https://www.google.com/search?client=op ... 8&oe=UTF-8
Standard theory describes our sun as a thermonuclear furnace. Were that the case, then as you got progressively further from the center of the sun and out into the system, it would would just keep getting colder and Pluto in particular would be frozen solid. There is no way to start with standard theories and believe that Pluto would have liquid water.
The Electric Universe (EU) brand of cosmology on the other hand has no such problems. Given the EU paradigm, if a planet is far enough off from a star like our sun, it could easily start to be heated by the same cosmic current which powers the sun itself.
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