john darling
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Thanks for the map. I still find the distance a little hard to imagine, but the map did help a bit.
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welders weld metals at temps near 30000 f. its brief but its hotter then the sun surface temp
that I think is all forms of welding. tig, mig, stick welding and plasma cutting as well.Didn't know it was that hot, but it makes sense. Of course, there's a huge difference between temperature and thermal energy. This is why you can reach into a 500 degree oven and pull out a sheet of aluminum foil without being burned. I do a little demo with explosive reactions, in which a student exposes their arm to a blast of several hundred degrees C, with no harm. (they smell like burned feathers for a little bit, because tiny hairs on the underside of the forearm get burnt, but it is harmless)
I still don't know if they really know how far down the core is.
Yes and brighter than the sun at the very arc of the tip. That is one of the things that I learned in welding school.Didn't know it was that hot, but it makes sense. Of course, there's a huge difference between temperature and thermal energy. This is why you can reach into a 500 degree oven and pull out a sheet of aluminum foil without being burned. I do a little demo with explosive reactions, in which a student exposes their arm to a blast of several hundred degrees C, with no harm. (they smell like burned feathers for a little bit, because tiny hairs on the underside of the forearm get burnt, but it is harmless)
the hottest is tig welding. electricity works in plasma. if we look at any arc its plasma. lightening is plasma and its very hot. I have heard of the electric meter box shorting out and burning at 30000f . electrical fires are hot. though I don't think it sustained that long as the fuse at the pole will trip but enough for that metal to start a fire.Yes and brighter than the sun at the very arc of the tip. That is one of the things that I learned in welding school.
Science so far has failed to even totally explore our oceans, they failed on the weather report for my area yet again by a whole day, and now they want to theorize some other possible fallacy?
Psa 63:9 . . into the lower (hell or nether) parts of the earth.
From there, there is visibility as the rich man of Luke 16:23 could see Lazarus. Could we now assume hell will now be renamed as “Inner inner core” (Catchy name), and Abraham’s Bosom will become “Outer Inner Core”?
Another faked legend:
http://www.snopes.com/religion/wellhell.asp
Just another man made publication,
did you listen to that tape, did you hear those voices, sounded like they were in hell to me, that's what Christians do Barbarian warn people about that God forsaken place.. that they will spend eternity there if they haven't been saved.
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