If the sun were 93 million
miles away it would be completely invisible, according to the inverse
square law of light emission.
On Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 10:09:23 PM UTC-7, Gaia Plata wrote:
If the sun were 93 millionIt is true that the inverse square law of light emission means that,
miles away it would be completely invisible, according to the inverse square law of light emission.
93 million miles away, we only see a small fraction of the light of the
Sun.
But why does that mean that the Sun would be completely invisible?
Couldn't the Sun just have been very bright to begin with?
John Savard
You are all brainwashed. The earth is not a spinning ball hurtling
through a vaccuum in 4 different ratcheting directions at mach 90.
The sun is not 93 million miles away. The inverse square law of light
proves this beyond a "shadow" of a doubt. If the sun were 93 million
miles away it would be completely invisible, according to the inverse
square law of light emission.
So what is going on here? How have you been deceived into believing junk science?
https://youtu.be/Y0M8kowaoLs
This video proves that the earth is not a spinning globe. It shows you
how deranged, anti-scientific, and superstitious the scientific and
academic establishments are.
You are all brainwashed. The earth is not a spinning ball hurtling
through a vaccuum in 4 different ratcheting directions at mach 90.
The sun is not 93 million miles away. The inverse square law of light
proves this beyond a "shadow" of a doubt. If the sun were 93 million
miles away it would be completely invisible, according to the inverse
square law of light emission.
So what is going on here? How have you been deceived into believing junk science?
https://youtu.be/Y0M8kowaoLs
This video proves that the earth is not a spinning globe. It shows you
how deranged, anti-scientific, and superstitious the scientific and
academic establishments are.
I see that this video is where the flat Earth advocate was a guest on
someone else's channel.
One of his own videos is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b9j42tFl2M
On Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 10:09:23 PM UTC-7, Gaia Plata
wrote:
If the sun were 93 million
miles away it would be completely invisible, according to the
inverse square law of light emission.
It is true that the inverse square law of light emission means
that, 93 million miles away, we only see a small fraction of the
light of the Sun.
But why does that mean that the Sun would be completely
invisible?
Couldn't the Sun just have been very bright to begin with?
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