Hmm...don't want to spend too much time on this, and really don't want to read and respond to replies to me.
So, we all have our basic concept of the planet? Earth. Scientists will tell you the earth has a liquid iron core. Interesting. Have they been down there to stick a finger in and say yup, it's liquid iron! As most of you will know, we have many 'layer' apparently. The one we can see is the crust. So far, despite the best efforts of science and technology, going into deep ocean trenches where the crust is at it's minimum, they can't drill through it. So we can't get by the crust, but we can use science to tell us that indeed the inner core is liquid iron? Given our standards, I cannot believe that. I'm not saying it *could* be true, but we can't even get through the thinnest part of the crust. So I have a problem when science tells me what once was theory is now a fact taught (heh, by me) in elementary school? It's all bunk. So much will change in the future. We cannot even understand it. What is also going from theory to fact is 'blackholes'. Collapsed stars. So dense they bend light. It wasn't supposed to be able to be done. Now science tells us it may be. Yet they actually haven't found or see this happen. Load of bunk to me at the moment. If I live to be 1000yrs perhaps I'll change my opinion? More likely than me living to that age is that phenomenon isn't happening. Ok, that's too much writing for me. More to life than sitting here! Brad
