Yep, it's like that coffee thingy. It's good for you, no, it's bad for you, no, it's good for you which is where we are now until August when it's bad for us again.
Oh, cocktails are required!!!!!!
Ya see, I rest my case. Think I'll get Dr. ksk to write me a prescription, drink two of these and call me in the morning, drink four of these and make prank calls this evening.
Okay, so they have very strong evidence to support their stance. You've got me up to 97.76% confident.They pretty much know exactly how it works.
Another reason they know is when two hydrogen atoms fuse together creating helium. There is leftover particles. (ie, two hydrogen atoms are heavier than a single helium atom) Those left over particles are converted to pure energy in the form of gamma rays. (the strongest electromagnetic wave) If those gamma rays just straight left the Sun, that would wash the Earth in a huge amount of gamma radiation. If that happened, we wouldn't exist. Instead, those gamma ray photons bounce around inside the Sun's soup passing that extra energy off. As they keep making their way toward the surface, the strength of that electromagnetic energy is defused.
Gamma rays, x-rays, even ultra-violet aren't visible to the human eye. (though some bugs can see it) Yet, notice how bright the Sun is? That brightness is those same gamma rays that were released just defused down into the visible spectrum!
Obviously, there are lower power electromagnetic waves also that aren't visible to the human eye. (infrared, microwave, and even radio waves) Around the ultra-violet wave length is where they become ionizing radiation. Not all ultra-violet light will harm you, but of course. Some have high enough energy that they will cause a sunburn.
Here is graphic that shows the energy level of an electromagnetic wave. The higher the frequency, the more energy the wave has and the more dangerous it is to humans.
EDIT: Here is a link that discusses it also.
LoL, I had seen this post in it's originality,,, & knew different,,, they were actually hunted to extinction on this continent from my understanding eons before man rediscovered the harnessing of wind to ply the seas"Horses were introduced to North America by the Spaniards."
False. Horses originated in North America millions of years ago and crossed into Asia. So they were merely "reintroduced" by the Spaniards.[/Dwight Shrute].
If only they let you bring your gun on the plane!
Are you saying that the migrant hunters from Asia killed off the native horses? If so, I don't believe that to be true. The horses had already spread into Asia (like the wolves) probably millions of years earlier and most of the ones still in North America got demolished by a catastrophic event (like all of the other megafauna in North America like the Wooly Mammoth, Giant ground sloth, Wooly Rhinoceros, Sabre-toothed Lions, etc.) around 11K years ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Younger_Dryas_impact_hypothesisLoL, I had seen this post in it's originality,,, & knew different,,, they were actually hunted to extinction on this continent from my understanding eons before man rediscovered the harnessing of wind to ply the seas
Now, if only it were obscured by fog, that would win the thread!this object has no point
Found it interesting, so I just read up on it a bit.
hey...I resemble that remark.this object has no point
wrong.
Give that Lil SOG some damn BenadrylI'm sorry to hear that. I promise you an extra birthday this year as a consolation prize.
