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About the sun

Scientists unashamedly proclaim that dinosaurs lived sixty-five—give or take—million years ago. And they, collectively, assert that the sun is about 4.6 billion years old. Based on these so-called facts, logic dictates that ‘el sol’ must have been warming the earth before, during, and since the era of those dinosaurs.
   One must then hypothesize that, like animals of today, they ate grass, berries and fruit, existing in an atmosphere not unlike our world today. (Using photosynthesis as the medium for plant life.)
   Physicists have proven that neither perpetual motion nor an endless source of energy can exist alone. So, for anything to continue to produce steadily, it must be resupplied in some way.

   May I take you by the hand and, by looking out any window (if you have an open mind), we might notice a few rays of sunshine! If intellectuals are correct in their conclusions, then we can assume that the sun has been using energy for billions of years. Remember that 4.6 billion-year theory?
   Therefore, during all that solar burning time, the sun should be getting smaller, sending fewer heat rays toward the earth. And, if one suggests that the sun isn’t being magically resupplied, it should be slowly burning out like a campfire. Therefore, the earth should naturally be getting cooler!
Is this not the most logical next step for the global-warming theorists? Astronomers must be part of this premise as they’ve maintained that the distance between the sun and the earth has remained relatively unchanged.
   Clear-thinking, non-ideological scientists generally agree that the average temperature of the earth has warmed by only one-tenth of one degree over centuries of recording weather data. Has anyone’s life ever been affected by the difference between 80° and 80.01°?
   Let’s go one-step further. Considering the short growing season in many parts of the world due to late Spring and early Fall frosts, wouldn’t it help gardeners and commercial farming operations if the temperature went up one-tenth of a degree? And, by extension, that would reduce the world’s hunger situation by some degree, however miniscule? And, that would make for fewer hungry people?
   Man has survive since the ‘so-called’ age of the dinosaurs, so why does anyone care about an increase of that aforementioned one-tenth of one degree? With the sun having a life span of 10 billion years (according to NASA scientists). Having burned up half its life without losing its ability to emit heat and light onto the earth’s surface, it must be running on perpetual motion. Is that it?
   So, the question begs to be answered; who has been replenishing the sun’s energy? Can one believe in global warming and not believe that God must be controlling the sun?
   For the statistically-minded, the average temperatures in New York City and the Dallas-Fort Worth area, have fluctuated up and down over the past 150 years. Some years were actually hotter in the 1890’s than the 1990’s. That’s when people started listening to Al (Pied Piper) Gore, along with his gang of fear-mongers. By the way, is he still polluting the air in his carbon-guzzling jet? Or, Gore’s mansion, which uses as much energy in one year as an average family uses in 21-years. I’ve heard that global warming is based on the “carbon footprint” of one’s energy consumption. Maybe that’s one of the reasons for that .01° temperature increase!
Just wondering.
Casino Danova – July 2018