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The truth about the mainstream cosmologist establishment

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Message 39 of 132 (180780)
01-26-2005 10:34 AM 		Reply to: Message 22 by compmage
01-26-2005 2:14 AM

Re: Double Cranky Mode
Evolution is based on the ASSUMPTION that a creator can not exist.
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Okay, that's your big issue it seems.
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Fortunately, that's wrong. There is nothing in the TOE that says anything about whether or not a creator exists. In fact, many of us including myself believe firmly in a creator. Almost every Christian sect supports both the TOE and the findings from cosmology.
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01-26-2005 4:50 PM 		Reply to: Message 49 by compmage
01-26-2005 1:28 PM

What happens if you move two magnets apart?
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How quickly does a magnetic field drop off with distance?
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01-26-2005 4:59 PM 		Reply to: Message 53 by Percy
01-26-2005 4:55 PM

So if there was a magnetic field strong enough to effect the motions of a body, say a body the size of the earth, what evidence would we see as to its existence?
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01-26-2005 5:34 PM 		Reply to: Message 55 by Percy
01-26-2005 5:24 PM

Hanno might be including magnetic forces, too, but in what I've read so far I've only seen mention of electrostatic forces.
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From Message 49...
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It is really suprising that cosmologists pay so little attension to electricity. We know there is magnitism in the universe, and it is common knowledge that magnetism and electrisism goes together.
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We can get to electrostatic forces next but I'd like to get magnetism out of the way first.
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A magnet capable of supporting a 1 pound weight from a distance of 4000 miles away would exert a pull on the same object of 16 million pounds at a distance of 1 mile.
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That sounds like a fairly major force. So if there was a magnet what could exert force on the iron core of the earth across a distance of 93,000,000 miles do you think we would be able to detect it?
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Also, would we expect the magnetic field of the earth to align in relation to that other magnet?
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01-26-2005 5:37 PM 		Reply to: Message 56 by Loudmouth
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Do we see that? Or do we only build satellites from non-magnetic materials?
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01-26-2005 5:42 PM 		Reply to: Message 59 by Loudmouth
01-26-2005 5:39 PM

How about the earth's magentic field? Would it align with this hypothetical magnet?
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01-26-2005 5:48 PM 		Reply to: Message 62 by Loudmouth
01-26-2005 5:45 PM

You would think so. Geology and cosmology aren't my strong suits, but I can't see how it wouldn't.
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So if that is the case we should find that all of the magnetic fields for all the planets align with this hypothetical super magnet, wouldn't they?
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