I don't think I'm going to defend this.
Rather, I'm going to put my own paper in Arxiv after obtaining some software
(Adobe Elements?)
http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/0704/0704.2008.pdf
I don't think I'm going to defend this.
Rather, I'm going to put my own paper in Arxiv after obtaining some software
(Adobe Elements?)
http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/0704/0704.2008.pdf
wow, the things one can do with photoshop!
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Or MS Paint even.
I'm Not Evil.
An evil person would do the things that pop into my head.
I skimmed the actual writing in the paper to see if he was trying to make a claim that the sun is surrounded by giant automotive mufflers, but he seemed to be using the images to describe what he's seeing, and not actually claiming that this 'skeletal structure of the Sun' is something rigid.
There is NO question that the images are pretty odd looking because they imply physical ductwork.
Forming opinions as we speak
All those mufflers would certainly explain why the sun is so quiet![]()
I am probably slaughtering it but:
If you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
I wonder if the writer works for a car shop
Good grief.
Reminds me of of the work of an old sparring partner of mine, who went by the name of Seethruart. To him, clouds were giant starships and lunar bootprints were cities.
Odd. I detect a bit of sarcasm in the posts above.
If not for all the ductwork, how else do you explain the aliens' ability to generate the flames we see, that keep us warm and help them supercool the computer matrix at the core of the sun?
Sometimes I worry about all you skeptics out there...
Who’s skeptical? It was just a matter of time until astrophysics was replaced with clever photographic manipulation. By Photoshop ver. X perhaps quantum mechanics can also be reduced to picture science.
It's certainly cheaper than actual exploration. I'd vote for it, as it underlines the old addage, "reality is what you make it."
:stares at the link with a glazed over 'what the ?' gaze: