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Hindmost
4th May 2008, 05:01 PM
this is going to stir the black hole...
It takes a fission weapon to ignite a fusion bomb...experiments have been done to make pure fusion weapon using lasers and other techniques but no real application yet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_bomb
but not in the sun.
glenn
Gate2501
4th May 2008, 05:07 PM
this is going to stir the black hole...
It takes a fission weapon to ignite a fusion bomb...experiments have been done to make pure fusion weapon using lasers and other techniques but no real application yet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_bomb
but not in the sun.
glenn
Yeah, if you notice back on page 4, on the very first post I made after Jerome went nutter on Sol about the fission/fusion, I said :
You have failed to research even the most simple of his examples, the Hydrogen Bomb.
A fission trigger may be used, but the hydrogen bomb ends in a fusion reaction.
When you call fail on someone without even researching the material...
Epic Fail happens.
So this has already been pointed out to good old JdG.
Hindmost
4th May 2008, 05:12 PM
Yeah, if you notice back on page 4, on the very first post I made after Jerome went nutter on Sol about the fission/fusion, I said :
So this has already been pointed out to good old JdG.
d'oh...missed it...I MADE A MISTAKE.
maybe it will be catching.
glenn
sol invictus
4th May 2008, 05:18 PM
It takes a fission weapon to ignite a fusion bomb...experiments have been done to make pure fusion weapon using lasers and other techniques but no real application yet.
True, but actually we have other ways to generate fusion (using tokamaks for example). If you really wanted to you could probably ignite an uncontrolled fusion reaction that way.
I wouldn't recommend trying it, though.
Tubbythin
4th May 2008, 05:22 PM
Seems to me like even JdG could admit he is wrong on this one *if* he looks it all up.
It would seem your defense was misplaced.
Gate2501
4th May 2008, 05:24 PM
It would seem your defense was misplaced.
Clearly.
I am here for entertainment at this point.
Tubbythin
4th May 2008, 05:32 PM
I am here for entertainment at this point.
Are you familiar with the phrase "car-crash tele"? This seems to be the internet equivalent.
joobz
4th May 2008, 05:45 PM
He failed, you can try to change that all you want, it will not change.
Failed at what?? At you not understanding the difference between fusion and fission?
ETA:
Jerome, you continue to try and label people as "dogmatic, Holding to a faith, blind devotion to science." While you may think that this is a clever posting tactic, it really only exposes the shallowness of your argument. I hope that you will realize your error and learn/grow from it.
CriticalThanking
4th May 2008, 06:05 PM
Jerome,
While I owe you thanks for making me look up things you threw out there that I had never studied, I am now simply sad. I did get frustrated earlier when it seemed you were unable to learn. I like to think that people can learn if only they get the right information. But the fission/fusion thing, while funny at the surface now simply screams intellectual dishonesty. It makes me sad to give up on someone. Wollery, et al have made factual mistakes. When pointed out, they admitted them.
Would that you had the same honesty and maturity.
CT
JEROME DA GNOME
4th May 2008, 06:12 PM
Pages of personal insults and no rational defense of BBT.
joobz
4th May 2008, 06:23 PM
Pages of personal insults and no rational defense of BBT.:nope:
DeiRenDopa
4th May 2008, 07:46 PM
Pages of personal insults and no rational defense of BBT.Okey dokey ...
Perhaps the problem is that no one (other than yourself) understands what you mean, when you write "rational defense of BBT"?
It's abundantly clear that you have your own, personal, view of what "BBT" means, and what "rational" means, and what "defense" means.
However, I suggest that it's almost as clear that almost no one who's posted in this thread agrees with your personal, private meanings of these key terms (assuming that they even know what these meaning are, which I very much doubt).
Maybe you could save a great many more pages by providing for us, all readers of this thread, with what you, JEROME DA GNOME, mean when you use the terms "BBT", "rational", and "defense"?
And while you're at it, how about answering my earlier questions, about "evidence" and "fusion"?
Reality Check
4th May 2008, 09:16 PM
Jerome:
In summary, 1 poster accidently states that BBT predicted the precise temperature of the CMB. But there were various predictions of the temperature of the background temperature of the universe. You leap on this and say that BBT is wrong because it did not predict the exact temperature of the CMB. The original poster has said that they were wrong and BBT predicted the CMB but that there were various estimates of the CMB temperature.
This is support for BBT and any other theories that predicted a CMB.
So what is your issue?
arthwollipot
4th May 2008, 09:18 PM
Yes. I'd be interested to know what Jerome would consider a "rational defence". I've seen lots of evidence for the big bang theory posted to this thread - supported with links to journals and reputable sources. So I have this additional question.
Jerome - what kind of evidence would you consider to be sufficient enough to convince you? I understand that our mere say-so isn't enough. Peer-reviewed articles are apparently not enough either.
If the only way to convince you is to physically take you back in time so that you can watch it happen, then please say that. If you're that convinced that only direct observation of the event would convince you, then I and others can stop bothering you. Because in that case nothing would be sufficient and our efforts are futile.
Please Jerome - what would you like us to do?
CriticalThanking
5th May 2008, 02:48 AM
Pages of personal insults and no rational defense of BBT.Pages of posts and still no ability to admit a mistake.
Pages of hand-waving and still claiming (implication of statement, even if you somehow claim you have made no claim) that the majority of scientists are irrational or lying.
Pages of misrepresenting mathematics and Phil's statements on BBT, and still no willingingness to back them up.
And now you are stuck in a rut, claiming that you are being insulted and refusing to answer the simplest of questions.
:(
CT
aggle-rithm
5th May 2008, 06:13 AM
If the only way to convince you is to physically take you back in time so that you can watch it happen
Mmmm....I wouldn't recommend that procedure...
Besides the fact there there would be no space to sit in to watch it, I wouldn't imagine that the environmental conditions would be very compatible with human life.
Upchurch
5th May 2008, 08:12 AM
You have confused fission with fusion.
Here you have failed.
He failed, you can try to change that all you want, it will not change.
I haven't been keeping up with this thread, but I still don't understand. Your only justification presented on this point is that he confused fission with fusion, of which ample evidence has been presented that he did not.
How, then, did he fail? What is your reasoning?
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