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THE EARTH IS AN OLD STAR .

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crashfrog
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01-21-2004 2:17 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by OMEGA
01-20-2004 6:04 PM

A Star burns off its Hydrogen . Then as it burns off its Helium,
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Carbon Molecules are created.
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No. The last result of nuclear fusion is iron, not carbon.
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Molecule Solidifies and becomes Carbonized ROCK = A PLANET .
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Rocks are silicon, not carbon.
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The Earth isn't nearly massive enough to have ever been a star. Where did all the mass go?
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You're half right - I've heard that the Earth is made of the ejected matter from a supernova - along with the rest of the solar system. But at no point has the Earth actually been a star. And your whole thing about carbon is totally wrong.
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crashfrog
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01-21-2004 8:33 PM 		Reply to: Message 8 by OMEGA
01-21-2004 6:50 PM

would have to be Gas but there would be little gravity in gas to form
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a ROUND planet.
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Density has nothing to do with gravity. A cloud of gas has as much gravity as a solid object of the same mass. So, you're wrong again.
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So , it has to be a very OLD NEUTRON STAR which has the Gravitational
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Gas Force to Compress into an Iron and Carbon Planet.
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An old neutron star could never become a planet - it's too massive. If it gained enough mass, it would become a black hole. Do you think we live on a black hole?
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