Why are there other planets?

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  • ThunderClaw
    FFR Player
    • Oct 2003
    • 341

    #16
    Originally posted by Diabolicus
    If their wasnt other planets, the entire galaxy's gravity balance would be thrown outta wack.
    Look at that, someone who finally got it.

    Why do people continue to think that they understand the mind of God? Why the hell to people continue to have the arrogance to say DOOD IF EYE WAS GOD ID DO THIS. Well, guess what? Being all knowing and omnipresent sort of gives you a perspective on things.

    Monoplanetoid solar systems do NOT have anywhere near a circular orbit--it's an extremely flattened ellipse. Look at Pluto and Neptune's orbits to see what I mean. Without something beyond a planet to stabilize its orbit, it's going to have a very irregular pattern. This means extremely hot summers and extremely cold winters. No life could possibly survive on something like that, short of being anaerobic (able to survive in hard vacuum) and non-temperature sensitive.

    Are all of the planets nessecery to sustain life on Earth? No. So why did God make those? Hell if I know, to give us something to occupy our minds? Because He's privy to a law of physics we haven't discovered yet? I don't know. I'm just a human.
    You fail.

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    • Diabolicus
      FFR Player
      • Jul 2003
      • 948

      #17
      they do things like this to make themselves sound smart on the internet. when actually they are paranoid conspirators who broadcast alien radio stations from their trailer in arizona.

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      • RobbyZero
        FFR Player
        • Sep 2003
        • 4613

        #18
        Why dont you just try to email NASA or talk to a teacher or some shit about this crap....

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        • Diabolicus
          FFR Player
          • Jul 2003
          • 948

          #19
          nasa wouldnt bother answering an email, and a teacher doesnt know shit from straw.

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          • aleco
            FFR Player
            • Oct 2003
            • 1054

            #20
            i think big bang is crap theory
            I still exist...

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            • RobbyZero
              FFR Player
              • Sep 2003
              • 4613

              #21
              yep...so here's a little advice to the people who actually give a shit about this....







              F U C K O F F ! figure it out for yourself or something!!!!!!!

              NO MORE OF THIS MADNESS AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH


              yea anyways i got a little bored....

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              • Diabolicus
                FFR Player
                • Jul 2003
                • 948

                #22
                I think a grammar lesson is in order here. Please construct complete sentences thank you.
                EDIT: this wasnt directed at you rob, i was talking to the a-hole above you.

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                • RobbyZero
                  FFR Player
                  • Sep 2003
                  • 4613

                  #23
                  Originally posted by aleco
                  i think big bang is crap theory
                  I feel another big bang coming on....OMFG OMFG WHAT COULD IT BE!?!?!?!


                  MY FIST CRASHING INTO YOUR FACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

























                  bang.

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                  • ThunderClaw
                    FFR Player
                    • Oct 2003
                    • 341

                    #24
                    Originally posted by aleco
                    i think big bang is crap theory
                    It's an OK theory from the effect standpoint, but not from the cause. The only reason anyone's been able to come up with for why a point of hyperconcentrated energy would exist like that is a hyperdense black hole at the 'center' of the universe, which nobody has been able to rationally explain WHY such a thing would be true.

                    As far as effect, there's a few trouble points on it. Basically, if a huge concentration of energy exploded, it'd work a bit like the atom bomb. Energy would be spread far and wide, and along the standard behavior of energy, it would try to equalize its concentration as fast as it could. Pure energy doesn't follow the standard rules that matter does, and unless an incredible amount of energy somehow managed to concentrate itself on a single point to birth a planet or star, the universe would have equalized energy relatively quickly (this is Heat Death).
                    You fail.

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                    • Diabolicus
                      FFR Player
                      • Jul 2003
                      • 948

                      #25
                      whoa nice work TC.

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                      • jewpinthethird
                        (The Fat's Sabobah)
                        FFR Music Producer
                        • Nov 2002
                        • 11711

                        #26
                        Will we ever know where matter came from? Possibly. Will we know how? Possibly. Will we know why? Possibly. But at least scientists arent sitting on their lazy asses going "Oh...yeah, it was 'god'...problem solved" which is what people did before their brains had the capacity to comprehend the events that occur.

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                        • RobbyZero
                          FFR Player
                          • Sep 2003
                          • 4613

                          #27
                          But how about this...Let's NOT care what happened. Whatever happened...happened for a reason.

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                          • Diabolicus
                            FFR Player
                            • Jul 2003
                            • 948

                            #28
                            yes, that is why scientists are there. they are looking for a physical rather then a supernatural explanation. this is commonly known as the principle of objectivity.

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                            • ThunderClaw
                              FFR Player
                              • Oct 2003
                              • 341

                              #29
                              Well, considering the nature of energy, God, or some other omnipotent being, has to come in somewhere. Energy can be neither created nor destroyed (Law of Conservation of Energy) and it can't simply be 'moved' unless forced to by machines or other influences. Absent these influences, energy stays static.

                              Now, just for a moment, let's assume that the Big Bang really did happen, and the likely thing happened after that: energy equalized and Heat Death set in. Some omnipotent being moved the energy into concentrations to create matter by pure will. Unless you have a scientific explanation for it, that's the ONLY OPTION.

                              In the end, you have to assume that something just 'was'. It's not logical to assume that matter just 'was', since it can be reduced to energy. (E=MC^2) Why should you think that finished materials existed before the raw ones? So you have to assume one of two things:
                              1) God just 'was' and created the energy. (Standard creationist)
                              2) Energy just 'was' and God manipulated it.
                              You fail.

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                              • Diabolicus
                                FFR Player
                                • Jul 2003
                                • 948

                                #30
                                i suppose so. but... i dunno. we will see...

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