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Quora versus Cornell.
Or it could just be that they did not like speaking to the press.So you begin a rigorous recruitment process from the air force to find the absolute best of the best ... and you pick 3 guys who don't like communicating?
Have another go.
You only have to look at the Apollo 11 conference to see that not one of the team had been to the moon.
It shows that the galaxies are not as envisioned. They don't behave as they should in many different ways. Compared to the conventional belief of Galaxies, they are cartoons. This is not generally publicized, the problems are often ignored or only murmured about, and it takes a lot of research to just dig it out.
Come back in a few years and you will find similar articles on the Sun and Planets too. It is being put together piece by piece. The entire sky is a fantasy cartoon.
The galaxies are cartoons - https://wiki.tfes.org/Problems_of_the_Galaxies
It sounds like you have, in many words, re-invented the concept of Universal Acceleration, an inseparable element of elementary FET. Please read the FAQ and skim through the Wiki before posting.
Maybe the sun uses this electricity to fuel its thermo nuclear reactions?
Even if we squint our eyes very hard and assume that you meant "gravitation", that is plainly not the case, nor is it one that would distinguish between RE and FE.
In other words, this is a silly question, made in a poor attempt at a "gotcha". OP's preferred theory doesn't get us any closer to a meaningful answer.
He clearly said “major source”I don't see how this changes the simple contradiction in his argument.
The Earth's energy comes from heat deep underground the surface. The deepest we have drilled on record is about 7 miles at the Kola superdeep borehole. Boy that lava must be really deep. No one knows how deep because we can't stick a tape measure down there.
if the sun is much smaller than believed by modern science, then how can it produce enough energy for the earth, and is there another energy source that I’ve missed?
The simplest answer is that it is unknown. Once the fusion mythology, which is no more sound (indeed, profoundly stupid) than the "theory" of the giant ignited street lamp in the sky that preceded it, is done away with - there is no obvious potential explanation for the source of the power. In any case, the output of the sun doesn't vary just because our mythology does.
The very concept that the sun is the source of all power is most likely flawed, and a manifestation of basic primative sun/helios worship.
This man found three poles:
In other words, not testable.
Just like I wrote earlier.
Tell you what.
You go ahead, get a couple of cameras, rent a plane, get back to me with all the particulars, and then we will both go up and test out your BS together.
If the facts bear your position out, then I will pay for everything, no question.
Thank you for the CGI and none coming up from horizon. We've all been outdoors at night and none EVER to straight up from the distance horizon.