Did NASA Accidentally 'Nuke' Jupiter?

"Fred Garvin"
wrote in message ...
You must be a troll, Michael actually is one of the few people here that
actually LEARNED something when they went to school. Unlike most of the
other asshats that post their nonsense here.

What a shame he didn't learn any manners ...

"Formal education is a system of imposed ignorance." - Noam Chomsky.

GC.

"JimO" wrote in message
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Did NASA Accidentally 'Nuke' Jupiter?
http://www.enterprisemission.com/NukingJupiter.html

This allegation is from the well-known 'Face on Mars' guy
with a bizarre record of claims... so what's the fatal flaw in THIS idea?
None of his other wild-eyed ideas on his home page stand up to the
harsh realities of genuine space flight, but you know what they say
about a broken watch [grin!]. Enjoy! He's NOT joking (I don't think so).
Nor -- based on his track record -- do I think he's right for the first
time.

this (dutch) website even claims that Jupiter will ignite to become a second
sun:
http://www.astrostart.nl/

Reply to article by: "onegod"
Date written: Sun, 09 Nov 2003 01:38:54 GMT
m

Nuclear reaction always happens even in your body.

Not runaway nuclear reactions.

And chances are huge
planet such as jupiter are frequently banbarded with asteroid etc which are
probably megaton bomb and cause some huge increase in nuclear reactions.

But no runaway nuclear reactions. There is a huge difference between a nuclear
reaction and a runaway nuclear reaction. Learn the difference. Jupiter doesn't
have the necessary requirements for either a runaway nuclear reaction or a
sustained nuclear reaction.

The Sage

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Date written: Sun, 9 Nov 2003 14:59:58 +0100


This allegation is from the well-known 'Face on Mars' guy
with a bizarre record of claims... so what's the fatal flaw in THIS idea?
None of his other wild-eyed ideas on his home page stand up to the
harsh realities of genuine space flight, but you know what they say
about a broken watch [grin!]. Enjoy! He's NOT joking (I don't think so).
Nor -- based on his track record -- do I think he's right for the first
time.

this (dutch) website even claims that Jupiter will ignite to become a second
sun:
http://www.astrostart.nl/

Jupiter is 80 times too small to become a star, much less even a brown drawf.

The Sage

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My Home Page : http://members.cox.net/the.sage

"The biggest problem in the world, could have been solved
when it was small..." -- Lao Tzu
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username wrote:


this (dutch) website even claims that Jupiter will ignite to become a second
sun:
http://www.astrostart.nl/



Cool!

Brett

Fred Garvin wrote:

On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 08:59:58 -0500, username wrote:



"JimO" wrote in message
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Did NASA Accidentally 'Nuke' Jupiter?
http://www.enterprisemission.com/NukingJupiter.html

This allegation is from the well-known 'Face on Mars' guy with a bizarre
record of claims... so what's the fatal flaw in THIS idea? None of his
other wild-eyed ideas on his home page stand up to the harsh realities
of genuine space flight, but you know what they say about a broken watch
[grin!]. Enjoy! He's NOT joking (I don't think so). Nor -- based on his
track record -- do I think he's right for the first time.


this (dutch) website even claims that Jupiter will ignite to become a
second sun:
http://www.astrostart.nl/




Yeah, that was a lot of help to those of us who don't read their language.


Useless to most of us.


Don't worry. It is useless to those who can read it too.

Alain Fournier

"Fred Garvin" wrote in message
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On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 08:59:58 -0500, username wrote:


"JimO" wrote in message
.. .
Did NASA Accidentally 'Nuke' Jupiter?
http://www.enterprisemission.com/NukingJupiter.html

This allegation is from the well-known 'Face on Mars' guy with a
bizarre
record of claims... so what's the fatal flaw in THIS idea? None of his
other wild-eyed ideas on his home page stand up to the harsh realities
of genuine space flight, but you know what they say about a broken
watch
[grin!]. Enjoy! He's NOT joking (I don't think so). Nor -- based on his
track record -- do I think he's right for the first time.

this (dutch) website even claims that Jupiter will ignite to become a
second sun:
http://www.astrostart.nl/


Yeah, that was a lot of help to those of us who don't read their language.

thank you fred, for your valueable contribution to this thread.....
by the way: did you notice that I mentioned that the website was dutch?


Useless to most of us.

thanks

*follow-ups snipped*

"Fred Garvin" wrote ...
On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 02:29:00 -0500, username wrote:

"Fred Garvin" wrote in message
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On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 08:59:58 -0500, username wrote:

this (dutch) website even claims that Jupiter will ignite to become a
second sun:
http://www.astrostart.nl/

Yeah, that was a lot of help to those of us who don't read their
language.

thank you fred, for your valueable contribution to this thread..... by
the way: did you notice that I mentioned that the website was dutch?

Why, yes I did genius. Your point? Do you only want people who read
Dutch to see it? Kind of stupid don't you think?

Maybe he realises that anybody with half a brain cell can find and use
babble-fish and similar services.

"Fred Garvin" wrote in message
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On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 02:29:00 -0500, username wrote:


"Fred Garvin" wrote in message
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On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 08:59:58 -0500, username wrote:


"JimO" wrote in message
.. .
Did NASA Accidentally 'Nuke' Jupiter?
http://www.enterprisemission.com/NukingJupiter.html

This allegation is from the well-known 'Face on Mars' guy with a
bizarre
record of claims... so what's the fatal flaw in THIS idea? None of
his other wild-eyed ideas on his home page stand up to the harsh
realities of genuine space flight, but you know what they say about
a
broken
watch
[grin!]. Enjoy! He's NOT joking (I don't think so). Nor -- based on
his track record -- do I think he's right for the first time.

this (dutch) website even claims that Jupiter will ignite to become a
second sun:
http://www.astrostart.nl/


Yeah, that was a lot of help to those of us who don't read their
language.

thank you fred, for your valueable contribution to this thread..... by
the way: did you notice that I mentioned that the website was dutch?


Why, yes I did genius. Your point? Do you only want people who read
Dutch to see it? Kind of stupid don't you think?

that's why I also mentioned in my posting the conclusion (in english!)
reached on that dutch page

Useless to most of us.

thanks


No sweat.

obviously.

"Fred Garvin" wrote in message
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On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 06:52:34 -0500, Paul Blay wrote:


Why, yes I did genius. Your point? Do you only want people who read
Dutch to see it? Kind of stupid don't you think?

Maybe he realises that anybody with half a brain cell can find and use
babble-fish and similar services.


Maybe some of us don't deem it worthwhile to waste our time running it
through a ****ing translator.

Of course not. Your time posting here complaining is obviously better
spent.