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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Originally posted by Argon Tumeric View Post
    I never said that, it is my belief but I never said that. The descriptions of most stars is that they have a diameter of around 100 Earths and temperatures of around 4000 degrees (slightly cooler than the Sun). Though some stars are many times that size and much hotter. If such a star came close to Earth, then the events I described would occur, followed by the complete destruction of Earth due to gravitational tidal forces.

    The star of Bethlehem actually can be explained. In large stars, the death of one can result in the utmost complete destruction of the star. The star, after running out of fuel starts to collapse. This results in incredible energies building up that redirect the collapse and blast huge quantities of energy and light into space in a process called a supernova. Supernovae can produce tremendous quantities of light that can last for months or even years and can sometimes be seen during the day. (this is my speculation, i do not know for sure). God might have caused a star to supernova and create the star of Bethlehem.
    Well that makes no sense at all. If as you say, star apparently weight 100 x the weight of the Earth how come they don't just crash down to Earth.

    Or are stars also now immune to gravity, all of a sudden?

    And why would a star collapse? Does it get tired

    YIC

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  • Asshat Turdhead
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    My opinion on where they come from stems from a spherical Earth model so I will not state it, for you will simply ignore it.

    If it is not meteors causing these explosions all over the world, what do you think it is?

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  • James Hutchins
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Originally posted by Argon Tumeric View Post
    I am not saying stars are falling to Earth. These are not stars, these are pieces of debris (mostly rock and metal) that happen to be above the Earth. If an actual star fell onto Earth, then things would be a whole lot worse than that, it would be the end of days.
    Where is the debris from, the Waste Management(tm) dump in Heaven? Come on, if you want people to actually believe you, you have to be more plausible.
    Space Station Blue Ice

    Friend, God made everything. It makes much more sense if He is throwing rocks at atheists.

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  • Asshat Turdhead
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    I never said that, it is my belief but I never said that. The descriptions of most stars is that they have a diameter of around 100 Earths and temperatures of around 4000 degrees (slightly cooler than the Sun). Though some stars are many times that size and much hotter. If such a star came close to Earth, then the events I described would occur, followed by the complete destruction of Earth due to gravitational tidal forces.

    The star of Bethlehem actually can be explained. In large stars, the death of one can result in the utmost complete destruction of the star. The star, after running out of fuel starts to collapse. This results in incredible energies building up that redirect the collapse and blast huge quantities of energy and light into space in a process called a supernova. Supernovae can produce tremendous quantities of light that can last for months or even years and can sometimes be seen during the day. (this is my speculation, i do not know for sure). God might have caused a star to supernova and create the star of Bethlehem.

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Originally posted by Argon Tumeric View Post
    That was not a falling star. The cause of that exact cause of that phenomena is vague but a falling star would result in the boiling of every ocean and the eventual melting of the crust resulting in a global sea of magma.
    Therefor stars cannot millions of miles across: they would have to very different to the sun.

    You have caught yourself in a contradiction

    YIC

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  • Asshat Turdhead
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    That was not a falling star. The cause of that exact cause of that phenomena is vague but a falling star would result in the boiling of every ocean and the eventual melting of the crust resulting in a global sea of magma.

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  • Asshat Turdhead
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    These two meteors happened to hit over two opposite ends of Russia, about 7000 miles from each other. This is because Russia is big, the largest country in the world. This makes it statistically more likely to be hit by meteors. But the large meteor struck at about the time the communist revolution took place so their might be a correlation.

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Originally posted by Argon Tumeric View Post
    I am not saying stars are falling to Earth. These are not stars, these are pieces of debris (mostly rock and metal) that happen to be above the Earth. If an actual star fell onto Earth, then things would be a whole lot worse than that, it would be the end of days.
    You say that but what about the star of Bethlehem?

    Matthew 2:2 Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the East came to Jerusalem, saying, “Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For we have seen His star in the East and have come to worship Him.”

    Rather than being 'worse than that' it was the herald of The Lord Jesus Christ. So your point is refuted.

    YIC

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  • Asshat Turdhead
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    I am not saying stars are falling to Earth. These are not stars, these are pieces of debris (mostly rock and metal) that happen to be above the Earth. If an actual star fell onto Earth, then things would be a whole lot worse than that, it would be the end of days.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Originally posted by Dr Laurence Niles View Post
    If so called meteors are so common how come they ain't more frequently occurring, smart guy?

    YIC
    To add... why do they only hit Russia? Coincidence?

    Or is it because God is throwing rocks at them for being bad?

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Originally posted by Argon Tumeric View Post
    You ask, I answer, meteors are common but most of them never make it near the surface. If you look up in the sky on a clear night away from city lights, you will see a few streaks of light in the sky that last maybe a second or two. This is a meteor burning up many miles above Earth's surface. Large ones like the recent Russian meteor occur maybe once every 50 years. Most go unnoticed slamming into the middle of the ocean or in uninhabited areas. meteors the size of the Tunguska one occur maybe every 1000 years.
    If what you are saying is true, then it is the End Times.

    Revelation 1:13 And the stars of heaven fell unto the earth, even as a fig tree casteth her untimely figs, when she is shaken of a mighty wind. 14 And the heaven departed as a scroll when it is rolled together; and every mountain and island were moved out of their places.

    I just looked out of my window and everything's okay.

    Jesus wins again!

    YIC

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  • Asshat Turdhead
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    You ask, I answer, meteors are common but most of them never make it near the surface. If you look up in the sky on a clear night away from city lights, you will see a few streaks of light in the sky that last maybe a second or two. This is a meteor burning up many miles above Earth's surface. Large ones like the recent Russian meteor occur maybe once every 50 years. Most go unnoticed slamming into the middle of the ocean or in uninhabited areas. meteors the size of the Tunguska one occur maybe every 1000 years.

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Originally posted by Argon Tumeric View Post
    Sorry friend, the Tunguska event was several times as powerful as a basic nuclear bomb and took place 37 years before the invention of a nuclear bomb. The word meteor comes from ancient Greek meaning "suspended in the air".

    Arm yourselves with knowledge, for the night is dark and full of terrors
    If so called meteors are so common how come they ain't more frequently occurring, smart guy?

    YIC

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  • Asshat Turdhead
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    Sorry friend, the Tunguska event was several times as powerful as a basic nuclear bomb and took place 37 years before the invention of a nuclear bomb. The word meteor comes from ancient Greek meaning "suspended in the air".

    Arm yourselves with knowledge, for the night is dark and full of terrors

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  • James Hutchins
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    Re: NASA Gets it Wrong Again: Satan is not Throwing Rocks at Earth!

    No friend, those were bomb blasts and industrial accidents. The term 'meteor' comes from ancient language and means 'coverup'.

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