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The Truth About the Sun
On 05/05/2014 in Question
If there’s no oxygen in space and fire needs oxygen to burn, how is it that the sun is on fire?
———- from Myke Muller of Sunland, CA
The sun on fire? Hah! So you buy that old NASA propaganda too? The sun is actually a giant ball of yellow orange shag carpeting, suspended a few hundred miles above earth. Smelling strongly of strawberry incense, it was taken from the bachelor pad of the god Laz-E-Boy, and condemned to hang at the outer reaches of the exosphere. The source of its heat is simple fermentation. Spilled beer, corn chips, and simple household dust have combined to produce an slow burning furnace of stellar proportion.
The sun on fire? Hah! So you buy that old NASA propaganda too? The sun is actually a giant ball of yellow orange shag carpeting, suspended a few hundred miles above earth. Smelling strongly of strawberry incense, it was taken from the bachelor pad of the god Laz-E-Boy, and condemned to hang at the outer reaches of the exosphere. The source of its heat is simple fermentation. Spilled beer, corn chips, and simple household dust have combined to produce an slow burning furnace of stellar proportion. The Origin of Dolphins
On 05/02/2014 in Question
What were dolphins before they became dolphins?
--- Here's the answer from Dr. Science
Beyond the Solar System
On 04/30/2014 in Question
What is it like on the outside of our solar system?
--- Here's the answer from Dr. Science
Cajun Crawlers
On 04/28/2014 in Question
What is the scientific name for a short- horned grasshopper, a leaf-legged bug, and a stinkbug? Have you ever heard of a lovebug? In Louisiana they are here all summer but when I try to find them in an encyclopedia they are not there. If you can, give me the insect order and scientific name of a lovebug?
--- Here's the answer from Dr. Science
Rock Recording Techniques
On 04/25/2014 in Question
