THINK: Never a NIGHT on Earth, if NASA is true

I suppose, it started with the original version of "Doom" game.

Last Edited by Shishyan on 04/03/2013 07:05 AM

HAHAHAHAHA!!!! I'm gunna piss myself...!!!!

I suppose we can do a small test with relative sizes and see how the light flows through.

I agree, there cannot be 100% light throughout the surface of the particle, however, there will not be 100% darkness anywhere, and the shadows will occupy the darkness region (far less than 50% and will illuminate the surface much brighter than moon ever could).

I guess that saves a trip to the rest room.

I wonder, how can a speck of dust reflect the light so much that it has a perfect darkness of its other side all the time?

But ... the dust particle is like NOWHERE NEAR THE FLOOD LIGHT. There's be math, as a proof, too.

Hey, thanks for the laugh. It's spontaneous and healthy!

And you got the analogy exactly correct!

It would in a vacuum.
Light travels in a straight line.


It's not just NASA, you know.
It is EVERY astronomer of the last 400 years.


It doesn't.
That's the point.


Your problem, not anyone else's.

"I don't understand it therefore it cannot be true" is not a rational statement.


Maybe you should draw a diagram because this claim of yours has light travelling around corners, i.e. in non-straight lines.

OP prolly never heard the word umbra.

Thank you for the insight. I actually have never heard of umbra, until now. And thanks for validating the truth further that NASA is never true.

As I can see from this WIKI below

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

NASA never seem to have left any stone uncovered, as they knew somebody would be asking the right question.

And look at this picture:

[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

Seriously, please.

The diagram is so out of touch with their theory, it's not even funny. If they were to portray the actual size of the sun and earth model(that they would like us to believe), then the umbra shadow region will be so tiny that, it won't even cover the 20% of the dark side of the earth.

And talk about perfect darkness on the other side!

Oh, BTW, tell me in your bedroom lamp, the speck near the lamp has a perfect darkness on the other side.

The Tiny Shadow != Perfect Darkness

You forgot no matter how big the sun is or isn't according to you it is also quite far from the earth. So you have to add that into your equation. Hopefully that makes sense.

Well...I do think half of that dust particle will indeed be dark. Light does curve, certainly, but not that much.

But regardless, what is your theory? That the sun is much smaller? Is further away? I doesn't follow. :)

um 'cause it's 93 million miles away perhaps?

Exactly what I said. If earth was this spec of dust he was talking about and the light was the sun..and we were that close..there would be no earth or us. :P I think he didn't have his Mini-Wheats today.

why is anyone even posting answers , if op is serious go build a rocket and go close to it and you'll see how big it is

or, may be, just may be,

Sun is really not that far away, and is much smaller than we were led to believe.

Remember, Facts are NASA's purported truth and they are not the same as the Creator's truth.

So, there is no theory I am proposing, But I am trying to get as close the creator's truth as possible. NASA's facts are the outer most layer to the truth.

The perfect darkness can only be achieved if the SUN is much much smaller than we were led to believe.

And how about this? You see the Moon and and you see the SUN and they don't appear to be much different size, but you were told that one is 93 stupid millions away. And we were to supposed to say, things are not really how they appear to be. Sorry, you are using it in wrong context. And that's exactly where they want us to be.

We can move the Sun back and forth to keep the same ratio and say, it's 930000 trillion miles away, and it's much trillion times bigger than earth, and we would believe that.

Of course, we would.

Hey, thanks for the business case. I will try it in my next incarnation, or sometime in the next dimension.

Appreciate your insights.