Science

Can we please quit with this?  Often topics have been hijacked to become about politics or religion.  To some extent, as long as it's somehow relevant, I'm fine with touching on religious or political implications, but this topic was meant to be about science news or science in general and not about the second coming of Christ.

Ok. I found one.

www.universetoday.com/164019/earth-is-hiding-another-planet-deep-inside/

"Earth is Hiding Another Planet Deep Inside"

They say a planet hit Earth and created the moon. They say remains of that planet are buried deep inside Earth.

Hi Marge. We've of course noticed a trend in your posts. We support differing opinions and beliefs, and discussion and debate of these things. However, it seems like you don't normally debate them so much as simply expressing your rejection of things. Perhaps it would be more effective, and look better, if you made more of a counter argument with supporting evidence rather than simply rejecting things you dislike.

That's your responsibility.  If you're going to declare something, it's up to you to back it up.  Otherwise, you're just making stuff up.  Not liking something or something going against what you choose to believe doesn't make it untrue and isn't counter evidence.  It's one thing if you reject it because you have evidence to the contrary but another thing entirely to reject it just because you dislike it.  What seems to be an ongoing trend is you dislike something so you call it BS but never support your contrary position.

As I've said before, science doesn't expect you to take their word for it.  You're welcome to do your own research, but by "research" I don't mean Google or asking folks at church.  In the case of Camilla's post about the planetary collision that formed our moon and left remains inside our planet, research on your part would be extensive global geological studies including equipment for studying the planet's interior.  I'm assuming you haven't done that.  That's okay, though, because other people did and they've shared their findings with you.  They saved you decades of time, effort, and trouble.

If you want them to show you their studies and evidence, you're welcome to ask scientists to humor you.  None of it is top secret.  They aren't hiding anything.

If you're wondering how you can see inside the Earth, here are articles about scientific means of doing exactly that, without magic or making stuff up:

• www.amnh.org/learn-teach/curriculum-collections/earth-inside-and-out/inge-lehmann-discoverer-of-the-earth-s-inner-core
  
  
• www.discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/how-we-know-whats-deep-inside-the-earth-despite-never-traveling-there

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www.foxnews.com/world/saturns-rings-disappearing-nearly-invisible-earth-2025.amp

They say we won't see Saturn's rings after 2025. The title is deceptive cause it sounds like the rings are going away but it's really that their just going to be at a angle where we can't see them.

"Saturn's ring system extends up to 175,000 miles from the surface of the planet making it clearly visible to stargazers on Earth, according to NASA. However, in 2025, the gas giant will tilt on-edge with Earth, making the huge rings seemingly disappear into an almost invisible line."

I was gonna be upset if Saturn lost it's rings.