Magnetic Stars: Rebuttal to Max Planck Institute (Advanced Draft Release: The Grant Chronicles)

CB questions???? What questions, you don't even understand the subject so how would you formulate a question?

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Now tell Deacon us, ... how the nebula cloud in Orion would collapse in the near vacuum of space?
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Gravity.

Neither do you Grant. Krill proved that.

Why is Grant so evasive of questions?

Deacon Blue
User ID: 57657
12/28/2005 9:48 AM
Now tell Deacon us, ... how the nebula cloud in Orion would collapse in the near vacuum of space?
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Gravity.


So Deacon let me visualized this, a gas cloud with its mass dispersed into the near vacuum of space and equally small force of gravity, no concentrated center is suppose to gather mass, gravity a weak force, yeah right.
Ask a simple question get a dumb answer

Hey cowards,
keep your useless chatter down

Hey Grant... quit bumping your threads. Try addressing some points brought up instead of running and hiding. Obviously, we expect too much of you.

What points CB why don't you ask a question brainless one Please

There have been plenty of points brought up by Deacon Blue and Krill. And yet you like to dance around them O brainless one.

You're still pissed off that your imaginary planet didn't show up in 2003, 2004 or 2005. And you're still pissed that your predictions of global devastation didn't happen in March 2004. But hey, you dig yourself into these holes.

BTW, you claim you can predict a hurricane season better than Dr. Gray... so where are your predictions? I'm still waiting for you to tell us how many storms YOU think we're going to have next year. My guess is you're afraid to say it because you know damn well you can't predict a hurricane season better than the next person. All you've done is say we'll have a record year. Duh! Shit for brains. Even Dr. Gray says that and has been for the past couple of years.

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So Deacon let me visualized this, a gas cloud with its mass dispersed into the near vacuum of space and equally small force of gravity, no concentrated center is suppose to gather mass...
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Grant, your ignorance is showing again.

That gas (and dust) cloud has a mass of SEVERAL THOUSAND stars. The "force of gravity" of such a mass is anything but "small". As you said, it is "dispersed into the near vacuum of space". Since space is a near vacuum, that means that there is very little pressure to oppose the self-gravity of several thousand solar masses trying to pull itself together. Of course it's going to collapse. It has no choice.

For someone who says "I am astrophysics" your ignorance of physics (astro or otherwise) is almost inconceivable!

just checking back in after returning from my snow day...

Nothing to see, apparently, except that Grant doesn't realize that a large and very massive (in the strict sense) cloud of dust entirely surrounded by a large expanse of vacuum would have any sort of property that would cause it to collapse on itself. Hmmm... what could that be?

oy veh

Regards
Krill

You can always spot a woo-woo by the way he is forced to bump his own threads when everyone sees him for what he is and ignores him.

You have to love how Grant comes back to the thread to bump it, yet continues to dance around and avoid Krill and Deacon's questions. Hi Grant.

Their questions are addressed in the finished paper, which will be released tonight

why keep bumping the thread Grant? We're all sitting here waiting for your answers, which you've said will be along tonight. So why would you expect any comment before then?

Regards
Krill

Hey Stupid Breaker,

Why don't you stay out of conversations you cannot understand.
The ego on your uneducated mind is outrageously pathetic.

Get it?

Wow, two days since my last post and Grant hasn't said any relevant. Why am I not surprised? I remember last summer he pulled this same tactic of "You'll have the answer tonight when I finish the paper" and then he never posted anything.

As the poster above said Circuit Breaker, nobody gives a shit what you think.

Hmmm, 10:00 PM and still no response from Grant to Deacon or Krill's points. Maybe by morning.

I give a shit what CB thinks. He tends to be right a lot more than his detractors are.

"as the poster above said..."

translation: "there's more than one of us, honest".



I don't see Grant's reply yet, and it's past midnight Eastern.

Oh well, I guess I can come back tomorrow morning to check in. I'm sort of busy tomorrow evening, though...

Regards
Krill

My response is posted on the website

Wimpy, wimpy, wimpy!