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Flat Earth Discussion Boards => Flat Earth Q&A => Topic started by: ugaboga313 on January 01, 2010, 11:43:52 AM

Title: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ugaboga313 on January 01, 2010, 11:43:52 AM
Aurora are caused by solar winds interacting with a magnetic field from earth. The magnetic field comes from the rotation of the core. How does FE explain:

1. How aurora occur?
2. How does earth have a magnetic field in the FE model? It is caused by rotation of the core in RE but a similar rotation would not give us aurora like we observe.


I know there were previous topics but no one has really answered these questions.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Lord Wilmore on January 01, 2010, 11:54:54 AM
Keep questions in the correct board. Moved.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Dino on January 01, 2010, 12:56:11 PM
Aurora are caused by solar winds interacting with a magnetic field from earth. The magnetic field comes from the rotation of the core. How does FE explain:

1. How aurora occur?
2. How does earth have a magnetic field in the FE model? It is caused by rotation of the core in RE but a similar rotation would not give us aurora like we observe.


I know there were previous topics but no one has really answered these questions.

So you are seeing auroras now? What kind of mushrooms did you eat?
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ONEfireELEMENT on January 01, 2010, 02:37:39 PM
Aurora are caused by solar winds interacting with a magnetic field from earth. The magnetic field comes from the rotation of the core. How does FE explain:

1. How aurora occur?
2. How does earth have a magnetic field in the FE model? It is caused by rotation of the core in RE but a similar rotation would not give us aurora like we observe.


I know there were previous topics but no one has really answered these questions.

So you are seeing auroras now? What kind of mushrooms did you eat?


Um, I've seen the auroras myself, several times. They are fairly common. You don't have to be as north or south as some believe.  They are even visible in the northern continental U.S.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Mookie89 on January 01, 2010, 02:52:51 PM
Keep questions in the correct board. Moved.

Thanks for the huge amount of informative content you have provided. ::)
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Mookie89 on January 01, 2010, 02:54:01 PM
Aurora are caused by solar winds interacting with a magnetic field from earth. The magnetic field comes from the rotation of the core. How does FE explain:

1. How aurora occur?
2. How does earth have a magnetic field in the FE model? It is caused by rotation of the core in RE but a similar rotation would not give us aurora like we observe.


I know there were previous topics but no one has really answered these questions.

So you are seeing auroras now? What kind of mushrooms did you eat?

Here's a picture of the Aurora for you, or will you pin this on conspiracy too?


(http://www.borealis2000.com/homepix/aurora.jpg)
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Dino on January 01, 2010, 03:02:16 PM
Aurora are caused by solar winds interacting with a magnetic field from earth. The magnetic field comes from the rotation of the core. How does FE explain:

1. How aurora occur?
2. How does earth have a magnetic field in the FE model? It is caused by rotation of the core in RE but a similar rotation would not give us aurora like we observe.


I know there were previous topics but no one has really answered these questions.

So you are seeing auroras now? What kind of mushrooms did you eat?

Here's a picture of the Aurora for you, or will you pin this on conspiracy too?


(http://www.borealis2000.com/homepix/aurora.jpg)

It's a pretty picture. REer's sure do love them some pictures! You don't see me pointing to that very same picture as evidence of a flat earth, do you? Gee, the earth sure LOOKS flat in that picture, but I won't claim a picture ever makes for good evidence.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Mookie89 on January 01, 2010, 03:03:39 PM
Aurora are caused by solar winds interacting with a magnetic field from earth. The magnetic field comes from the rotation of the core. How does FE explain:

1. How aurora occur?
2. How does earth have a magnetic field in the FE model? It is caused by rotation of the core in RE but a similar rotation would not give us aurora like we observe.


I know there were previous topics but no one has really answered these questions.

So you are seeing auroras now? What kind of mushrooms did you eat?

Here's a picture of the Aurora for you, or will you pin this on conspiracy too?


(http://www.borealis2000.com/homepix/aurora.jpg)

It's a pretty picture. REer's sure do love them some pictures! You don't see me pointing to that very same picture as evidence of a flat earth, do you? Gee, the earth sure LOOKS flat in that picture, but I won't claim a picture ever makes for good evidence.

But FE'ers have no explanation of the aurora, and RE'ers do.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ONEfireELEMENT on January 01, 2010, 03:07:11 PM
Plus, "pictures that make the earth look flat" conform perfectly to RET, since we expect that over short distances, our eyes can not determine the slight curvature of earth (not to mention that fact that geographical variations in the earth make a perfectly curved surface basically impossible).
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ugaboga313 on January 01, 2010, 04:06:33 PM
I see no one has actually discussed my questions.


Are you saying that the tens of thousands of people and accounts of the aurora are wrong Dino?
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Dino on January 01, 2010, 04:19:42 PM
I see no one has actually discussed my questions.


Are you saying that the tens of thousands of people and accounts of the aurora are wrong Dino?

A lot of people have first hand accounts of lots of crazy things.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ugaboga313 on January 01, 2010, 04:35:02 PM
Are you saying that the aurora don't exist? That all the books and stuff about it are lying or don't exist? We could say the same thing about dinosaurs or the validity of the bible or jesus.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Dino on January 01, 2010, 04:48:11 PM
That all the books and stuff about it are lying or don't exist? We could say the same thing about dinosaurs or the validity of the bible or jesus.

Go ahead and say it. I would agree with you.

Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ugaboga313 on January 01, 2010, 04:53:05 PM
Can't we say the same thing about the conspiracy and FE? Or about anything? Give me one of these crazy things you are talking about. Don't say aliens as the reports are very different and a lot of the times forged.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Dino on January 01, 2010, 04:58:08 PM
Can't we say the same thing about the conspiracy and FE? Or about anything? Give me one of these crazy things you are talking about. Don't say aliens as the reports are very different and a lot of the times forged.

I have no explanation for the Aurora. But I am not a scientist like Tom Bishop.

I am not a member of the zetetic society or whatever. I can only come up with one crazy theory at a time, and right now I don't have one for the Aurora. Maybe someone else has a good one.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ugaboga313 on January 01, 2010, 05:00:32 PM
Tom blatantly does not follow the scientific method and thinks that modern science = bs. I don't think he is a scientist.

FE has no explanation for the aurora and so that is another thing that they can't explain.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Thermal Detonator on January 01, 2010, 05:06:57 PM
But I am not a scientist like Tom Bishop. 

Of all the crazy nonsense you've ever come out with, defining Bishop as a scientist is the most wacked out yet.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: markjo on January 01, 2010, 05:27:53 PM
I can only come up with one crazy theory at a time...

QFT
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Dino on January 01, 2010, 05:33:28 PM
I can only come up with one crazy theory at a time...

QFT

Come on. Who is nuttier? Those pretending to believe in a FE or those who actually think there is anyone here who really believes in a flat earth?
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: EnglshGentleman on January 01, 2010, 07:57:31 PM
I can only come up with one crazy theory at a time...

QFT

Come on. Who is nuttier? Those pretending to believe in a FE or those who actually think there is anyone here who really believes in a flat earth?

Did he just deny FE? We got a convert!
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: markjo on January 01, 2010, 08:26:52 PM
I can only come up with one crazy theory at a time...

QFT

Come on. Who is nuttier? Those pretending to believe in a FE or those who actually think there is anyone here who really believes in a flat earth?

Did he just deny FE? We got a convert!

I believe that he just admitted to being a troll.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: ONEfireELEMENT on January 01, 2010, 09:37:28 PM
He has said before that he doesn't believe in a FE.  He just likes coming up with possible theories to discuss.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: Lord Wilmore on January 02, 2010, 07:40:08 AM
I can only come up with one crazy theory at a time...

QFT

Come on. Who is nuttier? Those pretending to believe in a FE or those who actually think there is anyone here who really believes in a flat earth?



I believe the Earth is flat. If you want to come out as a troll, that's fine, but don't at as if you can speak for otheres. Some of us do believe the Earth is flat: deal with it.
Title: Re: How does FE explain Aurora?
Post by: markjo on January 02, 2010, 07:49:37 AM
I believe the Earth is flat. If you want to come out as a troll, that's fine, but don't at as if you can speak for otheres. Some of us do believe the Earth is flat: deal with it.

Well, it would be nice if you had some falsifiable evidence to support your belief.  ;)