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Username: Eagle777
Date: 2020-06-24 16:46:40
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Sure. I know a lot about what is already presented by others on the internet and coming up with some new points isn't an easy task. I'm not a researcher of CET, but nevertheless I have some points you might be interested in.And you may also have CET evidence that I am not yet aware of. I'd like to hear more about what you know.
Rainbows
Rainbows aren't created by dispersion of light in the rain drops, they act as reflectors of the colors. Even thought the dispersion of light does happen inside the rain drops, they are not perfectly spherical to reflect the colors back to observer at the angle of 42 degrees (1). This is also the reason why you will never see a rainbow, or something similar, in the shower room or besides the street lights provided the right type of light source is used. And the reason you can't see the rainbow on the ground is because there is no reflector to reflect the colors back to observer or else the light is absorbed into the ground and converted to heat.
Sounds made by stars
Through a technique called asteroseismology, scientist were able to "record" sounds of stars. Small stars have high-pitched sounds, while the biggest ones make the lowest sounds. The sounds of stars are caused by temperature changes in the star's interior (2). While this version of explanation sounds true, this is also remarkably similar to an effect called sonoluminescence. It is a process where high-pitched sound waves cause emission of short bursts of light by bubbles in a liquid. They can be stable for days and flicker like twinkling stars (3). We don't know how long time the same experiment would last in space if the were to be repeated in a low gravity environment. Which explanation is right is matter of debate.
Sources
1. The Shape of a Raindrop | Precipitation Education
2. Symphony of stars: The science of stellar sound waves
3. Kyuichi Yasui, "Acoustic Cavitation and Bubble Dynamics", page 15.
Many ask for proofs. But since this is a history forum, I don't wish to post too much science here. And those who say that questioning the shape of our earth isn't a history. Well, I say it is big part of it because otherwise if we are wrong about the shape, then we just simply wasting our time discussing things like about how old is our earth and universe. I do really care about you and about this forum. No offense, this is just what I believe.