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Further, Jupiter and Saturn have such large gravity wells they are capable of sucking in and destroying potentially lethal comets that are earth bound. A GREAT design feature. A real problem for the non-creationist is the content of Deuterium oxide in our oceans. In every planetary mass save our own, the ration of D to H is low--around 2 (I forget the units on this--something like per million). On comets, the ratio is much higher, close to 30. Earth has 6. Clearly the water came from some place else--comuet impacts over the early course of the solary system would tend to hit large planets or their moons, meaning that there should be heavier water in and around Jupiter, rather than earth. Further, while the evaporation rates are different, light water tends to go faster--meaning that the heavier water would tend to stick around planets longer, so we should observe on thin-atmosphered planetoids a higher D/H ratio. iF we say that over time, we had more comets impact, I respond that a SINGLE comet is believed to once wipe out 99.9% of all life on earth in one go. Multiple strikes later on would make life impossible--without GOD helping out. All this points to a sudden creation of water on earth that was largely Deuterium Oxide--dare I say flood? |
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We have not once seen a species develop from another, baring the occasional break in fertility of an individual (and plants often can clone themselves and interbreed with their own self, leading to "species" that really are just a single cloned individual). |
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when you explain what happens in a nuclear explosion[tapping ,dancing] man then differenciate beween a clean and dirty explosion and throw in a bit of quantom mechanics I will start to take you seriously.But keep having fun
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Evolution is a load of bullocks
What's more, bullocks are exclusively male! How can they mate?
Obviously God makes each and every one of them, by hand. </in joke> HR |
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The difference between a "clean" and dirty bomb is entirely semantic. A dirty bomb uses a different isotope mix to release more radioactive particles into the area, but usually at the expense of the power of the blast. There really is no such thing as a clean nuclear detonation. As for quantum mechanics:. -h^2/(2m(pi^2)*d^2/dx^2 (Psi)+V(x)=E(Psi). All information on a particle that can be known can be gleaned from this equation through the intergartion and normalization of Psi and the use of various operators (the x, the p (momentum), and the Hamiltonian (energy), for instance). These operators must be Hermitian to make give a real result, and therefore a useful, measurable result. Quantum mechanics allows for a probability of penetration of a particle into a region where the potential is greater than that of the particle--i.e, a cart with velocity x can go higher than h, where h=.5x^2/mg. Before measuring a particle, it is not really anywhere--your act of measurement forced it into taking a stand, forces it into having the values you measure. This is a probablistic measurement, with the standard deviation of posistion times the standard deviation of momentum being greater than or equal to h/2Pi. |
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While gravity can on its own create vast empty stretches followed by extrememly desnse clumps, there must be discontinuities for this to occur. Ther cannot have been discontinuities during the big bang. In fact, it is that it appears that there were discontinuites that puzzles physicists the most. Why matter instead of antimatter? Equal portions should have been created, yet all we see is matter. Quote:
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[/creationist] This is fun! [creationist] Then why do we have any comets at all? Answer: because the gravity wells of Jupiter and Saturn are not sufficient to suck in and destroy comets. Comets fly past them like everything else. As a design feature, they are pretty inefficient. Anyway, if it was all designed to destroy the comets, why include the comets in the design at all? [/quote] Most comets only survive long enough to make a few passes--the vast majority are in the Oort Cloud, waiting to rain down upon us on armageddon. The comets we observe are "rouge" comets, sent by Satan to try and destroy humans before the second coming. God then put in planets to break them up before reaching us. It's all so simple! Quote:
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