An Iron Sun?

The hydrogen is from the formation of the Universe (Big Bang).
Hydrogen and helium was there to start with. More helium is made
(like what the Sun does) plus all other elements are fused one by one.
Stars as they age have shells of different elements fusing into the
next element. The hottest fusion is always in the center with older
shells still making their elements farther outward. When the star
blows up all these elements are blown out and, later on, make new
stars (and planets). There is still some hydrogen even in the most
evolved star. It is a tiny fraction of what that star started with.

Saul Levy


On 12 Jul 2005 17:02:41 -0700, "Double-A" wrote:



Saul Levy wrote:
There are tons of iron lines in the Sun's spectrum. The Sun was made
from lots of material from older supernovae. It contains all the
elements from hydrogen to iron (the most stable element formed by
stellar fusion). All this professor says is correct, but, it's not
mostly iron (mostly hydrogen like all other stars).

Saul Levy



Not to argue the matter, but I am curious, when they say that the Sun
was formed from the remnants of older stars that went supernova, where
did it get all its hydrogen? I am presuming that the previous stars
must have fused most of their hydrogen into heavier elements before
they would go supernova.

Double-A

On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 01:56:43 -0700, Double-A wrote:



wrote:
Art Deco wrote:
nightbat wrote:

nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Saul Levy wrote:
There are tons of iron lines in the Sun's spectrum. The Sun was
made from lots of material from older supernovae. It contains
all the elements from hydrogen to iron (the most stable element
formed by stellar fusion). All this professor says is correct,
but, it's not mostly iron (mostly hydrogen like all other stars).

Saul Levy


Not to argue the matter, but I am curious, when they say that the
Sun was formed from the remnants of older stars that went
supernova, where did it get all its hydrogen? I am presuming that
the previous stars must have fused most of their hydrogen into
heavier elements before they would go supernova.

Double-A

nightbat

You're finally catching on Officer Double-A, Einstein and
Tesla
pondered that too but had no answers. The Sun like so many others is
a tag along to a nightbat explained altered matter " Black Comet ".
Stars in regular gravity zones need lots of hydrogen to form and burn
where or how do you think they get it?

The nightbat " Black Comet " coming to a friendly book store nearest
you.

ponder on,
the nightbat

Do you have a publisher yet? I hope you have a good technical editor
too.


Get real Fart Decay! We all know that the fact is that The Universe
'too queer' to grasp

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4676751.stm


Go ponder Nietzsche's book, "The Gay Science".

Double-A

Double Anus is into a gangbang again.


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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 07:55:04 -0600, Art Deco wrote:

nightbat wrote:

nightbat wrote

Art Deco wrote:

nightbat wrote:

nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Saul Levy wrote:
There are tons of iron lines in the Sun's spectrum. The Sun was
made from lots of material from older supernovae. It contains all
the elements from hydrogen to iron (the most stable element formed
by stellar fusion). All this professor says is correct, but, it's
not mostly iron (mostly hydrogen like all other stars).

Saul Levy


Not to argue the matter, but I am curious, when they say that the
Sun was formed from the remnants of older stars that went supernova,
where did it get all its hydrogen? I am presuming that the previous
stars must have fused most of their hydrogen into heavier elements
before they would go supernova.

Double-A

nightbat

You're finally catching on Officer Double-A, Einstein and
Tesla
pondered that too but had no answers. The Sun like so many others is a
tag along to a nightbat explained altered matter " Black Comet ".
Stars in regular gravity zones need lots of hydrogen to form and burn
where or how do you think they get it?

The nightbat " Black Comet " coming to a friendly book store nearest
you.

ponder on,
the nightbat


Art Devo
Do you have a publisher yet? I hope you have a good technical editor
too.

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nightbat

Sure try Barnes and Noble.com

Um, fruitbatty, are you suffering from reading comprehension problems?
Barnes and Noble is retailer, not a publisher.

it's right up your alley for
they're always looking for independent clueless posted net spew as joke
of the month books which you and the rest of the coffee boys could knock
off with no problem.

Where in my post did I mention anything about me writing a book?

And my science profound " Black Comet " book

Your "theory" is just saucerhead pseudoscientific bull****.

that
most are waiting for don't sweat it,

Who are "most"?

Maybe it has a therapeutic value for people suffering from schizophrenia.


if and when I do publish, it will
be so broken down technically that even the coffee boys will like all the
fun self explanatory pictures.

Do you know Edmond Wollmann?

The real technical stuff you can ask
Officer The Ghost In The Machine

Ah, so you are unable to explain your pseudoscientific bull**** yourself,
gotcha.

to hopefully explain to you while
you're making the coffee for us on the net reported Darla Star Ship.

Your attempts to include me in your Darla cult delusions are amusing.

See:
http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...e&page=1&offse
t=0&result_url=redir%3Fsrc%3Dwebsearch%26request Id%3Da7c8de37253f6901%26clicked
ItemRank%3D1%26userQuery%3DBarnes%2Band%2BNoble% 26clickedItemURN%3Dhttp%253A%25
2F%252Fwww.barnesandnoble.com%252F%26invocationT ype%3D-%26fromPage%3DNSCPTop%26
amp%3BampTest%3D1&remove_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ba rnesandnoble.com%2F

What does this have to do with your pseudoscientific bull****?

as you were,
the nightbat

Kook on, fruitbatty.

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G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
To You All (deep south talk)


Do you have grits for breakfast?


There is lots of iron in the solar system.
There is some iron through out the Sun,but there is "no" iron at its
fusion core.


How do you suppose the much heavier iron manages to float above that
"fusion core" composed of much lighter hydrogen and helium?


Reality is iron would put out its fusion flame,and that
will not happen for another 5 billion years. There has to be lots of
iron in the universe because the heaviest element stars like our Sun can
create is iron,and there has been and still is trillions and trillions
of medium size stars. Funny thing is of all the metals the universe
produces iron is 9 times greater then the rest combined. Man produces 9
times more steel then the rest combined. (go figure) Bert


Double-A

Hi Double-A The Florida crackers gave up grits 42 years ago. They now
eat "home fries" like us northern people MSP make a nice home fry.
There was not an atom of iron in the fusion core when fusion started,and
once started not an iron atom can get in. The Sun is a ball like an
onion is a ball with rings inside all the way to its central core. At
this core is a ball again a fusion ball with a temperature of 28,000,000
F and that keeps stuff out. Reality is this fusion process travels
through these Sun layers to its surface,and created us 92 million miles
away because.its energy heated Earth's surface waters. Beert