Creation or Coincidence. If everything just happened how could we be so lucky? Contained within the firmament (the cover of the Earth)

We have the Sun and the moon. The Sun is exactly 500 miles away and gives us heat, it does this because it is made of coal (carbon) and it burns and gives its glow to keep us warm. The moon is 250 miles away and gives us light at night time, the moon does not burn as hot as the Sun so it has to be closer to give us light and warmth at night when the Sun is not present.

How could we be so lucky without a helping hand?

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hunkalove · 61-69, M Best Comment

Important stuff to think about, Professor. Do you think if the Sun was just 20 or 30 miles closer we wouldn't need to heat our homes in the winter?

AndysLoft · 56-60, M

@hunkalove Good point Sir, perhaps we are not as lucky as I thought.

hunkalove · 61-69, M

@AndysLoft Thanks for BA, Professor!

deadgerbil · 22-25

I looked at the sun and after a few minutes was startled. I began seeing dark spots in the sun. Finally knowing it is made of coal makes complete sense

Dshhh · M

[quoteSun is exactly 500 miles away and gives us heat, it does this because it is made of coal (][/quote]

you;re trolling right?

hunkalove · 61-69, M

@Dshhh He is a very respected professor from an important university in Skegness. He doesn't troll.

SW-User

God is made of cheese.

Fairydust · F

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