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How do creationists explain stars?

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Message 13 of 297 (289563)
02-22-2006 12:47 PM 		Reply to: Message 8 by iano
02-22-2006 11:26 AM

Parallax
Some (very few) stars are near enough to be measured directly by parallax.
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see: ( a cool animation showing it very, very clearly)
cornell parallax
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That is the starting point.
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06-24-2006 3:05 AM 		Reply to: Message 114 by Rob
06-24-2006 2:46 AM

Light slowing down
Tha is NOT what that article is about. There is NOTHING in there about light slowing down.
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You should stop sounding like a know it all when you are misreading the material you post. Including Message 113. This is talking about "intelligible" NOT "intelligent".
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06-24-2006 5:10 AM 		Reply to: Message 119 by Rob
06-24-2006 3:09 AM

Re: Light slowing down
Sorry, you are right. I only saw a small part of the article.
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