Uniformitarianism and Geology

It would look like it does now. However, our physics would be very different.We'd have to have a physics that could explain many correlations that make sense if the stars behave as object do on Earth; i.e., perspective: parallax: distance: size: brightness: temperature: wavelength, but seem to be unrelated properties in space assuming a field depth of 6 kly. Edited by Adminnemooseus, : Off-topic banner.

There is night; so, yes.I've been unable to find the source, but I remember something somewhere sometime a story, and it might have been about Richard Feynman, wherein someone was saying to him "It was a rational hypothesis that the Sun went round the Earth as that is what it looks like." And Feynman (?) asked "And what would it look like if the Earth went round the Sun?"As we are able to look up at the stars at night they must be either tiny things or be contained in a much larger volume. If they are big in a small volume we wouldn't be. Edited by Adminnemooseus, : Off-topic banner.

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