Enough about Big Cats what about UFO`s

[chartpolski 23,097]

17 minutes ago, Francie, said:

Can we see the other planets in our solar system with a telescope neo?

Of course we can see the other planets in our solar system with a telescope, in fact we can see five of them with the naked eye . We can see a lot of them with a decent pair of binoculars.

Cheers.

[paulus 26]

So, we are saying the earth is only as it is because of the Sun and its Water, Now its easy to understand how and why the sun is where it is but far more difficult to understand where our water came from?,

One theory is an asteroid containing frozen water crashed into the earth at some point in its history, But that raises a couple of questions,

1, So does that mean all life on Earth is alien to this planet?

2. How did frozen water get onto an asteroid and from where? 

[chartpolski 23,097]

9 minutes ago, paulus said:

So, we are saying the earth is only as it is because of the Sun and its Water, Now its easy to understand how and why the sun is where it is but far more difficult to understand where our water came from?,

One theory is an asteroid containing frozen water crashed into the earth at some point in its history, But that raises a couple of questions,

1, So does that mean all life on Earth is alien to this planet?

2. How did frozen water get onto an asteroid and from where? 

Isn't a simpler explanation that water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen.....elements abundant on earth ?

Cheers.

[paulus 26]

3 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Isn't a simpler explanation that water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen.....elements abundant on earth ?

Cheers.

Abundant because there the elements that make up water, does not explain how the water got here. 

[paulus 26]

There is also a theory that whilst the oxygen was already here, the hydrogen had to come from somewhere else other than here, 

[Francie, 2,147]

1 hour ago, Neobliviscaris1776 said:

I believe so Francie. Off the top of my head....over 100billion galaxy's in the universe. 

Not one is known to contain life like our planet earth. They already know this as they are aware of what a galaxy needs to contain inorder to harbour life, and those factors cannot exist due to the positioning of galaxies and planets elsewhere.

This is a good documentary, you may have already seen it, older, but still relevant and up-to-date. It's a great watch imo.

Real scientist's

https://youtu.be/QmIc42oRjm8 

 

 

 

 

Thank you neo il give it a watch now

[Francie, 2,147]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

Of course we can see the other planets in our solar system with a telescope, in fact we can see five of them with the naked eye . We can see a lot of them with a decent pair of binoculars.

Cheers.

I should have phrased that right,i meant with a wee telescope we can buy lol

 

36 minutes ago, paulus said:

So, we are saying the earth is only as it is because of the Sun and its Water, Now its easy to understand how and why the sun is where it is but far more difficult to understand where our water came from?,

One theory is an asteroid containing frozen water crashed into the earth at some point in its history, But that raises a couple of questions,

1, So does that mean all life on Earth is alien to this planet?

2. How did frozen water get onto an asteroid and from where? 

There wouldnt be enough water on an asteriod to fill the earth,think about how much water is in the seas an oceans an theres even more water underground than there is above,plus doesnt explain how water came about?

An does asteriods not burn up to small rocks coming through our atmosphere?

18 minutes ago, paulus said:

There is also a theory that whilst the oxygen was already here, the hydrogen had to come from somewhere else other than here, 

Were moving into the relams of nothing exploded an poof here we are haha

[Francie, 2,147]

Doesnt explain either how rain water is fresh but the sea is salty?

[Francie, 2,147]

Heres one i cant get my head around lol they say the caps is melting an sea level is rising.

Is there anywere in the world that has been actually measured to see if its rising?

Where does the hydrologic cycle come into this,water evaporates from the sea daily?how much gets evaporated an does it effect the sea level?

[Francie, 2,147]

1 trillion tons of water is evaporated apparently everyday from the seas,they cant tell how much falls,so were does that leave the climate looneys on sea level rise?

[chartpolski 23,097]

1 hour ago, Francie, said:

Doesnt explain either how rain water is fresh but the sea is salty?

Distillation, mate.

Cheers.

[mC HULL 12,159]

Just now, chartpolski said:

Distillation, mate.

Cheers.

some aliens terrarium chart  

[Daniel cain 44,963]

3 of us was out one night back in the mid 90's,head gasket had gone on the motor on the way back from crystal rooms...not gonna lie we was looking for a motor to get us home when one of the lads said wtf is that? and started pointing...there was a disc shape object in the distance... giving off a crazy green light,it was going up and down in the distance behind a load of farm buildings,there was a whirring sound and my ears popped,lasted around 30 seconds then gone...we was looking at each other and saying did you just see that we all saw the same thing.... f****n strange....we all kept our mouths shut ...we had taken a couple of black microdots and a few Pukka's each so put it down to that

[chartpolski 23,097]

1 hour ago, Francie, said:

Heres one i cant get my head around lol they say the caps is melting an sea level is rising.

Is there anywere in the world that has been actually measured to see if its rising?

Where does the hydrologic cycle come into this,water evaporates from the sea daily?how much gets evaporated an does it effect the sea level?

I know I'm going to regret this, but I just can't help myself ! LOL !

The hydrologic cycle is three parts, evaporation, condensation and precipitation.

When water evaporates from the sea, it doesnt just disappear, it condenses, then falls as rain, sleet or snow......precipitation, runs off the land back to the sea and the cycle continues.

Cheers.

 

Edited January 18, 2023 by chartpolski

[paulus 26]

1 hour ago, Francie, said:

I should have phrased that right,i meant with a wee telescope we can buy lol

 

There wouldnt be enough water on an asteriod to fill the earth,think about how much water is in the seas an oceans an theres even more water underground than there is above,plus doesnt explain how water came about?

An does asteriods not burn up to small rocks coming through our atmosphere?

Were moving into the relams of nothing exploded an poof here we are haha

Have a read 

How Did Water Get on Earth?

WWW.SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM

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About 70 percent of our planet’s surface is covered with water, and it plays an important role in our daily lives. But how did water get on Earth in the first place?