SpokenTruth said:
EricHiggin said:
ST - 1). If you're going to ask a question about something that isn't relevant to the point being made, then don't expect a detailed response to it. If you're then going to point out how I clearly know nothing, 2). then ask me to explain that point to you, well. 3). The point was nuclear fusion, yet you keep focusing on solar flares. Again, you're shifting the conversion and trying to make it seem like 4). I'm proposing something crazy when 5). it's you who's making up the hard to explain scenario.
6). This was all about the possibilities of clean tech going wrong. 7). Creating clean energy that could potentially lead to a solar bomb in this case. 8). Well the sun does just that, and we're trying to mimic what makes the sun tick. Possibilities. 9). If you'd like to prove how that's wrong and impossible, then go for it.
10). *ST - If you can't explain why it's wrong, then just say so.*I already asked for an explanation, and you've refused to give one. If you're so willing to help me figure it out, then why haven't you?
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1). Something that isn't relevant? If solar flares are not relevant, why bring them up?
2). Uh, I did. Several times.
3). Because you brought them up as some potentially replicated hazard here on Earth.
4). Yes, it's crazy.
5). It's your frikkin scenario. I quoted you. Bolded, italicized and underlined it.
6). Yes, and I asked you to use your imagination and tell us how a solar farm could become something as potentially dangerous as Chernobyl. You're answer was solar flares.
7). A solar bomb? Do you mean fusion? Do you understand the difference between fusion (in stars) and fission (common nuclear power plants like Chernobyl)? First off, solar flares are not a result of fusion. It's about magnetism and electron-plasma interaction and it's a circumstance that would be impossible to replicate here on earth.
8). Sort of. Yes, the fusion part is being attempted but not the mechanisms that maintain it. Fusion by itself does not have the runaway chain reaction effect that Fission does. Once any operational factor is moved outside operating ranges (temperature, pressure, magnetics, etc...) the whole thing stops. You can't fuse anymore atoms. They can't do a nuclear meltdown like Chernobyl. It literally works in the opposite direction.
9). I just did.
10). Because you provided the scenario. You cannot assert something and expect others to explain your own assertion for you. The process for doing that is asking a question.
Instead of this: "The sun creates mini solar (flare) bombs all the time, which are potentially hazardous to Earth. We are now trying to replicate that ourselves here on Earth."
Do this: The sun creates mini solar (flare) bombs all the time, which are potentially hazardous to Earth. Is that something new nuclear power technologies and solar farms can replicate ourselves here on Earth?
That assertion suggests you believe we can create solar flares on Earth via fusion reactions and solar farms. It makes us question you about how that is possible.
The question, rather, asks if such a thing is possible and we'd be more open to immediately address it.
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-Not relevant to the main point. Are we really going to try and cherry pick things that were said and pretend that's what the focus was? That goes both ways.
-What? LOL.
-Something similar to solar flares would be impossible to mimic on Earth? Not possible in anyway? What about something similar to the way the sun works at it's core? Is that possible?
-I realize you think that.
-Quoting and misunderstanding/misrepresenting what was meant are not the same thing.
-It was nuclear fusion, which can lead to solar flares, as well as other explosion type events.
-Yes I do. Do you? Without nuclear fusion at the core of the sun, solar flares would still be possible?
-Was a nuclear meltdown planned or anticipated at Chernobyl? If so, why did they build it or why didn't they stop/avoid it? Did something unanticipated go wrong?
-Proof? LOL.
-You said I was wrong because I clearly didn't know anything, yet you kept asking for an explanation. I asked for you to explain to me then, based on your knowledge. You refused. Then you offered to help explain. I asked why you haven't explained yet then. You replied again above, without proving what little you tried to justify.
You already answered that question and said it's not possible, so why are you saying I should ask if it's possible so we can address it?
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