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The Sun Is A Water Giant

  • Writer: I Finished Elementary
    I Finished Elementary
  • May 3, 2024
  • 3 min read

Updated: Jan 3







The picture above is a religion of a very debased order. The Earth's core is supposed to be Fer, also known as iron, 1200km in diameter with a temperature of around 6000 Centigrade.


The Crust is supposed to be 1% in thickness of the radius of the Earth. This crust never leaks, and never breaks and is insulated from the massive amount of heat which is magically created by the iron core of planet Earth.


What we have here is a totalitarian lie and Ponzi scheme fairy tale propagated by infidels who call themselves academically educated. It seems the vast majority of those who get a university education, aside from engineers, turn out to be total morons who have set back human development enough to ensure the species will go extinct.


A sphere of iron, with that kind of mass, and that kind of temperature embedded in planet earth would boil off all the oceans and turn the crust into molten lava.

Let's get back to reality.


The gravity of the moon creates spots in the earth where pressures are high enough to create magma and pound out volcanoes.


The earth is relatively cool and muddy, through and through. Water has been aggregating onto the planet for hundreds of millions of years from the Oort cloud. If earth wasn't a solid ball of mud the moon would tear the fictious, insanity, of the "crust" apart. The deeper the Russians drilled the more they realized this fact at their Kola Superdeep Borehole.


All the seismic "proofs" of the earths structure are just that, trash. The seismic predictions never materialized at the Kola borehole because them/they/she/her/he/it is garbage science propagated by garbage geologists who are utter incompetent status quo garbage morons. Mindless vaccinated idiots who keep denying that the planet is in a galaxy which is made of matter and that all stable celestial bodies in the universe are aggregating matter and growing in size.


Magic doesn't exist and neither does a magical insulating layer which somehow stops the brutal amount of heat emanating from the "planetary core" from melting the surface of the earth. What kind of retard magic is this? Sublimation of enough heat to melt Saturn and Jupiter? And then insulating the supposed crust which is less than 1% of the earth's diameter? What is this insulating material? Heat has a magical way of turning around in circles within a spere so it won't reach the perimeter?


It's hard to fathom how this trash could even be imagined let alone proclaimed a fact of science. The ability of humans to create moronicisms is galactic in scope; due to low IQs.

Gravity hasn't changed for the past billion years and neither have bones. The only way dinosaurs could have existed at their colossal size is in an environment that had a weaker gravity. Pretty simple logic and results.


The earth was much smaller, with a much weaker gravity, when the dinosaurs were around. The earth has been growing ever since inception from the aggregation of matter.


Earth, all the planets and the Sun are floating through the Oort cloud and the GALAXY!!! and have been aggregating matter and water while on this trip over hundreds of millions of years and:


GROWING IN SIZE


Thus gravity has been increasing and the oceans enlarging due to aggregation of matter from space. The earth is a growing ball of mud.


The sun is a growing ball of water. Most, if not all suns in the universe are water giants. Satellite measurements have long detected water vapor in sun spots and spectrographic analysis has proved beyond any doubt the sun is made of liquid. Some fringe and sane physicist think it's hydrogen liquid but I think it's water liquid. It doesn't matter what liquid, but it's a liquid and growing in size due to aggregation of matter and so are all the planets in the solar system.


Louis A. Frank proved this fact and then had his life and career destroyed by the mediocre cargo cult paganists who call themselves university educated academics.









 
 
 

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