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He provided Scripture. That'll do!God didn't provide any evidence for man of a different state past.
How would you know!?Because that definition holds true both here and in deep space.
What you said amounts to what I said.know you're doing the YEC's favorite step, the dishonest quote mine.
Yes, in the Bible we find stars, along with the sun and moon, are embedded in a solid dome over the earth with water on top of that. That's what we find in the the literalist's Bible.
Nah. Adam knew better as did Noah, and folks back then. That solid dome you talk about is space. You really think that people thought space was solid?
great big NO on you having any evidence to the contrary?
Science has none either way. That doesn't mean you can claim it is the way you like for no reason.
False. Unless there Was a light year, that would not be true except in theory. You been a light year out? No. Until then, humble down. The furthest probe is less than a light day away if I recall?I'm simply pointing out that distance is a function of speed multiplied by time.
186,000 miles per second x 31,566,000 seconds = 5,878,499,810,000 miles traveled in a year, AKA a light year.
I personally would be surprised if one could travel at the speed of light on earth straight out in space for a year, and report back it was 5,878,499,810,000 miles.
Nowhere but in your dreams.It doesn't, we have evidence anyway.
What about it?? By the way, where is the predicted neutron star?How many times do I need to cite Supernova1987a before you actually read up on it and understand it?
"According to the classic theory, there should be a neutron star where Sanduleak used to be."
Mystery of the Missing Star | DiscoverMagazine.com
Since parallax cannot be used to determine distances or time by light YEARS, you don't even know how far that star was. You never knew the rings were there as you claim they were, or had to have been.
"Another puzzle is that the observations of the star just prior to the explosion show that it was a blue supergiant. This was a puzzle in 1987, because up to that time theorists had believed that only red supergiants could explode as a supernova. "
Unsolved Mystery of the 1987 Supernova (Today's Most Popular)
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