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Cululu: This video is about how solar activities affects the underground of earth.
Cululu: Quote you
"How could generations of scientists have possibly missed these obvious facts?"
I hold a different opinion on this.
Our science only started a few hundred years ago, all those big names like Isaac newton, Galileo Galilei, they are known to us for barely 500 years. How can we be so
arrogant to think the world is what we think it is.
The scientific facts we believe today were not so believable just a few centuries ago.
Quantum Physics was once heterodoxy for classical mechanics but we made nuclear bombs to prove it's not.
The examples can go on..
Mooseboy:Cululu: Quote you
"How could generations of scientists have possibly missed these obvious facts?"
I hold a different opinion on this.
Our science only started a few hundred years ago, all those big names like Isaac newton, Galileo Galilei, they are known to us for barely 500 years. How can we be so
arrogant to think the world is what we think it is.
The scientific facts we believe today were not so believable just a few centuries ago.
Quantum Physics was once heterodoxy for classical mechanics but we made nuclear bombs to prove it's not.
The examples can go on..
Oh, so like Classical Greece and Rome never existed right? They never had any scientists or mathematicians back then right?
Cululu:Mooseboy:Cululu: Quote you
"How could generations of scientists have possibly missed these obvious facts?"
I hold a different opinion on this.
Our science only started a few hundred years ago, all those big names like Isaac newton, Galileo Galilei, they are known to us for barely 500 years. How can we be so
arrogant to think the world is what we think it is.
The scientific facts we believe today were not so believable just a few centuries ago.
Quantum Physics was once heterodoxy for classical mechanics but we made nuclear bombs to prove it's not.
The examples can go on..
Oh, so like Classical Greece and Rome never existed right? They never had any scientists or mathematicians back then right?
You are right, physics starts at ancient Greece. But even that, even we have science ever since there was mankind walking on earth, then what? 4 million years compare to the age of earth and sun 4.6 billion years. I am not that confident.
Cululu: It didn't mention how the sun affect us in this video. Because, it's a known fact, there is no need for the video to show how they are connected.
And if you watched the movie "2012", yes, the story is fiction, but the theory is not a made up.
Oh, and for the record, I am now sitting in my house on the edge of cordoned area in ChCh.
And I plan to stay because I never believed earthquake can be predicted, but to say which area has a high possibility to quake is far from prediction.
And holy... a big aftershock just hit here while I type.
gzt:Cululu: This video is about how solar activities affects the underground of earth.
I watched the whole thing, and it does not explain how solar activities affect the underground of the earth. There are pictures and graphs of sun activity (coronal holes, discharge, magnetic storms), and there are maps with indicators on them. The only thing connecting the two things are a voice over (and mouse pointer) stating things like "I would expect seismic activity here" and "based on this activity, these islands are now in play".
The solar activity graphs in this presentation supplied by established observatories can be regarded as facts, but what else is actually factual about this presentation?
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