"Sjouke Burry" wrote in message
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Art Deco wrote:
Mark Earnest wrote:

"Sanny" wrote in message

Does not everybody know that the sun is made of
vapourised green cheese?
The moon and the sun condensed out of the same
cloud, and as the moon is made out of green cheese.......

Just keep on jabbering.
You will finally get it right.

Mark Earnest wrote:

The Sun is so heavy that it is made of many elements right off of the
periodic table, elements of spirit.

That is why couples enjoy the night time sky so much.

The stars have spirit.

The Sun is as massive as it is because it is made of lots nd lots of
hydrogen. As Carl Sagan might have said the sun consists of billyuns of
billyuns of billyuns of hydrogen atoms.

Bob Kolker

"Robert J. Kolker" wrote in message
...
Mark Earnest wrote:

The Sun is so heavy that it is made of many elements right off of the
periodic table, elements of spirit.

That is why couples enjoy the night time sky so much.

The stars have spirit.

The Sun is as massive as it is because it is made of lots nd lots of
hydrogen. As Carl Sagan might have said the sun consists of billyuns of
billyuns of billyuns of hydrogen atoms.

Hydrogen? The lightest of the elements holding the entire Solar System
together? And lasting for billions of years?

Come on, try again, here.

On May 4, 11:22*am, Sanny wrote:
Ofcource Hydrogen & Helium. But what else?

We know Hydrogen & Helium are gases so they are seen at the top of
Sun.

But whaty about the Core? Is there any Solid Crust under the Gases?

Is there Molten Lava (Iron) Just like we have molten lava inside Earth
Crust?

Is All Iron inside the Earth Crust in Molten State? Why is Earth so
hot inside it is because of High Pressure of Mass on Earth?

If we dig Suns Crusr will we find Molten Iron under its Crust

Is Sun due to high Temperature in Gaseous State Or it has Solid &
Liquid.

If Earth Soil is thrown on Sun will the Soil melt?

Can the Soil convert into gas if thrown on such high temperature? Can
Iron be seen as a Gas in Sun?

What is the Boiling temperature of Clay/ Iron etc Can we Melt and
convert clay into molten state and then further burn it to convert
into gaseous State?

Bye
Sanny

Yellow cheese.

W ; )

On May 4, 11:28*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
Puppet_Sock wrote:
Dogs poo becaue it's the dirt that is supposed to be my lawn
and I'm trying to get grass to grow.

Not to worry. I carefully follow them around with chicken gravy,
placing a generous dollop on each deposit. The following day
the dogs helpfully remove the poo. And the expression on the
faces of their humans is worth the price of the gravy.
Socks

* *Would that work with Seto?

If you can figure out the newsgroup equivalent of putting chicken
gravy on one of his posts, I will certainly do what I can to
cooperate.
Socks

"Sanny" wrote in message
...
Ofcource Hydrogen & Helium. But what else?

We know Hydrogen & Helium are gases so they are seen at the top of
Sun.

Forget about the hydrogen and all that other stuff. The Sun is made of the
same material as our Moon, namely Cheese .. Cheddar Cheese, to be specific.
Since there is some sort of bonding going on at the core of the Sun and that
bonding creates tremendous amounts of heat, all that cheese has since melted
into a nice conglomeration of fondue. What we perceive to be "sun spots",
are
in reality the holes left in the Sun's surface when the aliens from the
Pleiades take
a dip out of it with their over-sized croutons.

But, not to worry, the Moon is still pristine in its Cheddar content. Just
a little
clingy black comet dust on the surface. The astronauts actually partook in
the
"cheese and cracker" ritual, but it was kept under wraps, for fear that
every
****ing hippie and their VW Bus would be up there if the word got around.

In sci.physics.relativity, Robert J. Kolker

wrote
on Mon, 05 May 2008 07:47:48 -0400
:
Mark Earnest wrote:

The Sun is so heavy that it is made of many elements right off of the
periodic table, elements of spirit.

That is why couples enjoy the night time sky so much.

The stars have spirit.

The Sun is as massive as it is because it is made of lots nd lots of
hydrogen. As Carl Sagan might have said the sun consists of billyuns of
billyuns of billyuns of hydrogen atoms.

Sol's mass is on the order of 2 * 10^30 kg or 2 * 10^33 hydrogen atoms
(or, more likely, protons and electrons in a bit of a soup, though it
might depend on where one's probing the star). That translates into
2 million billion billion billion hydrogen atoms.

(Actually, more like 1.5 million billion billion billion; the Sun
is 25% helium by mass as of this moment.)


Bob Kolker





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Sanny schrieb:
Ofcource Hydrogen & Helium. But what else?

We know Hydrogen & Helium are gases so they are seen at the top of
Sun.

But whaty about the Core? Is there any Solid Crust under the Gases?

Is there Molten Lava (Iron) Just like we have molten lava inside Earth
Crust?

Is All Iron inside the Earth Crust in Molten State? Why is Earth so
hot inside it is because of High Pressure of Mass on Earth?

If we dig Suns Crusr will we find Molten Iron under its Crust

Is Sun due to high Temperature in Gaseous State Or it has Solid &
Liquid.

If Earth Soil is thrown on Sun will the Soil melt?

Can the Soil convert into gas if thrown on such high temperature? Can
Iron be seen as a Gas in Sun?

What is the Boiling temperature of Clay/ Iron etc Can we Melt and
convert clay into molten state and then further burn it to convert
into gaseous State?

Bye
Sanny
Asking good questions don't mean getting good answers.
btw: What do think about the earth? Actually we find uranium at the
surface. That is quite heavy. If the earth was molten once, why didn't
that sink into the core?
On the other hand we have a lot of carbon within the earth. That is a
very light element. So how did it get there?

TH

On May 4, 8:22*pm, Sanny wrote:
Ofcource Hydrogen & Helium. But what else?

We know Hydrogen & Helium are gases so they are seen at the top of
Sun.

But whaty about the Core? Is there any Solid Crust under the Gases?

Is there Molten Lava (Iron) Just like we have molten lava inside Earth
Crust?

Is All Iron inside the Earth Crust in Molten State? Why is Earth so
hot inside it is because of High Pressure of Mass on Earth?

If we dig Suns Crusr will we find Molten Iron under its Crust

Is Sun due to high Temperature in Gaseous State Or it has Solid &
Liquid.

If Earth Soil is thrown on Sun will the Soil melt?

Can the Soil convert into gas if thrown on such high temperature? Can
Iron be seen as a Gas in Sun?

What is the Boiling temperature of Clay/ Iron etc Can we Melt and
convert clay into molten state and then further burn it to convert
into gaseous State?

Bye
Sanny

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it i s made of virtual photons .......


Y.Porat
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"The Ghost In The Machine" wrote in message
...
| In sci.physics.relativity, Robert J. Kolker
|
| wrote
| on Mon, 05 May 2008 07:47:48 -0400
| :
| Mark Earnest wrote:
|
| The Sun is so heavy that it is made of many elements right off of the
| periodic table, elements of spirit.
|
| That is why couples enjoy the night time sky so much.
|
| The stars have spirit.
|
| The Sun is as massive as it is because it is made of lots nd lots of
| hydrogen. As Carl Sagan might have said the sun consists of billyuns of
| billyuns of billyuns of hydrogen atoms.
|
| Sol's mass is on the order of 2 * 10^30 kg or 2 * 10^33 hydrogen atoms


I see... 1000 hydrogen atoms to the kilogram ... 1 gram each. Interesting...