jonesdave116
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Good on ya Jonesdave116 but it's a non starter all the data back from Rosetta says you've got more at play here than just 1+1=2!
Yes, it does. Let's see how the results from Rosetta apply to my calculation:
1)It shows my calculation to be irrelevant, as we know that the solar wind wasn't reaching the comet nucleus for a long period of time - but we already knew that was going to happen from the Giotto mission in '86. So, I basically wasted my time.
2)The measured sw densities were well in line with what I used to do the calculation.
Have I left anything out? Oh yeah, Wal's 'sw H+ will combine with O-' malarkey. Check the energy of a sw H+ ion at ~400 km/s. Will it combine? With anything? No, would be the answer to that.
Funny how the genius Thornhill never bothered to check these things out for himself, before accusing the scientific world of being wrong. Strange how so many people were taken in by it, given how easy it is to disprove. Funny how he never mentioned the ice ejected at 9P. Or the crater. Or the 'snowstorm' at 103P. Or the diamagnetic cavity at 1P, which would have saved him from all the sw nonsense. Et boring cetera.
One would almost think he was deliberately withholding such information from his acolytes, in an attempt to deceive them. Seems like it worked.