"There are different rays in space. I talked with scientists of Extraterestrial ray reseacrh instute in germany. When I was 12 years old I read an article about the rays and cosmic particles that shot into the helmets of the Apollo…"
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Matthias Wirsich replied to Denise J. Sipe's discussion 'Sun's Rays Bouncing off objects vs. Global Warming' in the group Creation Physicists"Interesting idea. Solar energy comes to the earth in many different forms: UV, visible light, infrared, radio, etc..., but most of it is reflected as far infrared. A little energy is reflected as visible light. When infrared…"
Chris H. replied to Denise J. Sipe's discussion 'Sun's Rays Bouncing off objects vs. Global Warming' in the group Creation Physicists"That's doubtful, for two reasons:
1) There is no perfect reflector of light. For example, even in a best case scenario, the moon reradiates about 13.6% of sunlight that hits it, but that's in all directions, not just towards Earth. In…"
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Sun's Rays Bouncing off objects vs. Global Warming
When the sun's rays strike the earth, we get light and heat. But the sun's rays don't disappear magically after that. They bounce off of and go back into space. There is an enormous amount of space junk out there, like satellites, for instance. If the sun's rays bounce off the earth, and onto the satellites, and back off of them, back to earth, and then back to space, etc. (And all the while, more rays from the sun are striking the earth) Couldn't this cause the sun to seem to have more…See More
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Those of us who are young earth creationists and study physics, as a hobby, in school, or as a career.
Jennifer O. White commented on Denise J. Sipe's blog post 'After its own kind-- WALNUT TREE'"Love this photo! Thanks for sharing it. Good luck in the contest!"
Denise J. Sipe posted a blog postAfter its own kind-- WALNUT TREE
"And the earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding seed after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself, after his kind: and God saw that it was good." --Genesis 1:12See More
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Having no children of my own, I assist other home-schoolers with math and science.
I also volunteer as a bible teacher for middle-school aged public school students.
I also volunteer as a bible teacher for middle-school aged public school students.
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After its own kind-- WALNUT TREE
Posted on June 17, 2010 at 11:58am 1 Comment 0 Likes
"And the earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding seed after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself, after his kind: and God saw that it was good." --Genesis 1:12
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