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Author Topic:   How do creationists explain stars?
Modulous
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Message 10 of 297 (289550)
02-22-2006 12:14 PM
Reply to: Message 8 by iano
02-22-2006 11:26 AM


Also, there is a classic thread about this subject.
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Message 44 of 297 (292892)
03-07-2006 4:37 AM
Reply to: Message 42 by rgb
03-07-2006 12:43 AM


Calculations are good
Thanks for providing some calculations. I looked up the maths of collapsing stars, and naturally things are massively more complicated than the stuff you present. That's not why I thought I'd post though. I'm trying to figure out your figures. The figure that struck me was the mass: roughly 1.5 x 10^121 kg, I've seen one calculation for the mass of the solar system as being 21030 kg , which is a long way off the mass you chose. It did seem like your final forces involved where a little large.
Here is a page with some more involved mathematics on it.
Still, its good to see something substansive finally get onto the thread. Hopefully it'll serve as a spring board for further discussion - I was kind of hoping to see an mpeg of a collapsing star

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