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Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
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Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
Yes true, but what is to keep the earth from freezing over due to lack of HEAT from the sun?
Originally posted by: Smartazz
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
Yes true, but what is to keep the earth from freezing over due to lack of HEAT from the sun?
IT WOULDN'T, WE WOULD DIE WITHIN HOURS!
edit: I think.Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Smartazz
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
Yes true, but what is to keep the earth from freezing over due to lack of HEAT from the sun?
IT WOULDN'T, WE WOULD DIE WITHIN HOURS!
yes it would, just we wouldn't be around to see it![]()
Originally posted by: Smartazz
edit: I think.Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Smartazz
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
Yes true, but what is to keep the earth from freezing over due to lack of HEAT from the sun?
IT WOULDN'T, WE WOULD DIE WITHIN HOURS!
yes it would, just we wouldn't be around to see it![]()
Not if you were in a spacecraft watching it happen.
Originally posted by: BW86
This might just be the worst poll ever.![]()
Originally posted by: Smartazz
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
Yes true, but what is to keep the earth from freezing over due to lack of HEAT from the sun?
IT WOULDN'T, WE WOULD DIE WITHIN seconds!
Originally posted by: mercanucaribe
Would we really freeze within seconds? The dark side of the earth doesn't freeze during the 12 hours it's unlit, and I'm pretty sure any amount of heat conducted through the earth is irrelevant compared to the mantle and molten core temperatures. The space shuttle doesn't freeze instantly when it's out of the light of the sun either.
Originally posted by: AcidBath
Assuming the sun was to just "go out" and not die in normal fashion, in which case the Earth would be roasted by a rapidly expanding sun before we even have to worry about being cold, and also assuming humans could survive, the earth would eventually cool to about 2.7 Kelvin (or about 270 degrees below zero). Being just a few degrees above absolute zero nothing would survive. The entire plant would freeze to the core. Our atmosphere would be gone. We would be unprotected from high amounts of solar radiation that would assail our plant. Of course oxygen would be a thing of the past. So while we can create "artificial sunlight" quite easily life would end without the real thing.
But if you insist it would be great without the sun just take a trip to northern Siberia during a six month night and let us know how it goes.
Originally posted by: mercanucaribe
Would we really freeze within seconds? The dark side of the earth doesn't freeze during the 12 hours it's unlit, and I'm pretty sure any amount of heat conducted through the earth is irrelevant compared to the mantle and molten core temperatures. The space shuttle doesn't freeze instantly when it's out of the light of the sun either.
Originally posted by: MS Dawn
The resident energy expert here (laughingly after reading this thread over my shoulder) tells me that if we could (theoretically) produce the equivalent energy output of the sun here on Earth that every single resource (fossil, nuclear, chemical) would be consumed entirely in less than a week. :shocked:
Originally posted by: Smartazz
The sun causes so many bad things like skin cancer, nasty sun burns and much more, it would be so much more benificial if we didn't have the sun, I mean come on. We are America and we could use other forms of light, who agrees with me on this one?
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