Stars

[liggy]

Me and my neighbour joe have had a canny swally an all neeter
What keeps stars up in the sky why dont they fall to earth what are they can a aeroplane reach them
Why do they disappear .
Its baffling and scary

[rab_rant]

think no more about the stars in the sky it is just a black cloth thrown over the heavens by the flat earth Santa and he has painted little stars on it... and during the daytime he whips the black cloth away and the stars disappear. the flat earth is just like a big bird cage... a sort of Dome and it night time the flat earth Santa puts the star cloth back over the Dome and we have night time. Simples after you've had a few lagers

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[Fridge]

The Sun is a star.

The next nearest star to Earth is Alpha Centauri, which is 25,000,000,000,000 miles away from us. It is about 1.1x the size of the sun.

The reason they don’t fall from the sky is that they aren’t in the sky in the same way that a plane is. They’re just floating around in space like we are.

During the daytime, when the Sun is shining directly on our part of the Earth, the sky is way too bright to see any of the stars with the naked eye. They’re still there, we just can’t see them.

The reason the stars appear to move in the sky is because the Earth is rotating, this gives the illusion that the stars are moving across the sky (in the same way that the sun or moon does).

[Brolins_Ghost]

The Sun is a star.

The next nearest star to Earth is Alpha Centauri, which is 25,000,000,000,000 miles away from us. It is about 1.1x the size of the sun.

The reason they don’t fall from the sky is that they aren’t in the sky in the same way that a plane is. They’re just floating around in space like we are.

During the daytime, when the Sun is shining directly on our part of the Earth, the sky is way too bright to see any of the stars with the naked eye. They’re still there, we just can’t see them.

The reason the stars appear to move in the sky is because the Earth is rotating, this gives the illusion that the stars are moving across the sky (in the same way that the sun or moon does).

I prefer the flat earth explanation

[hector]

Yep.... much more credible....

[paddy parrott]

Patrick Bamford cannot move heaven, but sure can move on earth!
Oops!!.

[Fridge]

I prefer the flat earth explanation

[liggy]

Although being a scientist ne self
I cannot agree with fridge
When I was at cambrimlmkm I new all about distance and keeping racing birds myself I think I knaa wot as talking aboot

[liggy]

Look I divvnt want A big debate carry on
But fookin hell man
Isn't the moon massive tonight

[Fridge]

Although being a scientist ne self
I cannot agree with fridge
When I was at cambrimlmkm I new all about distance and keeping racing birds myself I think I knaa wot as talking aboot

I wonder how long it'd take a racing bird to travel 25,000,000,000,000 miles

[Brolins_Ghost]

I wonder how long it'd take a racing bird to travel 25,000,000,000,000 miles

That would depend on if it is travelling uphill, or downhill I would think

[rab_rant]

I love these online auction sites. I sold my homing pigeon six times last month.

 



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[paddy parrott]

Seeing we're on Science..
A bird in the hand is worth two in the Bush.
Not necessarily pigeons though...

[Irish Ian]

I prefer the flat earth explanation

Yes, the flat earth explanation is definitely gaining traction, especially when I found out the airline industry has been found out fitting windows in their craft that are designed to make the earth look curved from 35000 feet.

I hear there are Flat Earthers in every part of the globe now.

[Irish Ian]

Seeing we're on Science..
A bird in the hand is worth two in the Bush.
Not necessarily pigeons though...

A bird in the Strand is worth two in Shepherds Bush.

[liggy]

Look I think fridge is Rabs son
Hooever people are nice take bobby days
He has went to all the carry on of reporting my bird
I just wish the bird had of gone straight down the funnel and disappeared