RE: RE: Is the sun we see in the sky the actual sun or is it a sun simulator?
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RE: Is the sun we see in the sky the actual sun or is it a sun simulator?

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it is true there are patents for solar simulators, and i could think of many uses for them.

what there is not is a patent or actual existence of a man-made local sun that gives out immense heat, flies across the sky at 1038 mph, 'drifts' perfectly every six months between the tropics to give us the seasons, and lights up the water vapour and noble gases in the atmosphere to give us daylight, and those majestic orange and red sunrises and sets.

hopefully when i put it that way you might realise this is one of those red herring 'mindbending conspiracies,' but what i described above actually is the sun - it's not 93 million miles away nor 864,000 miles across, it's a small plasma conduit, much smaller than the earth, and it acts as i described there.

because the ground under your feet isn't really moving, is it?

peace.

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