RingoMcCartney wrote:
If you were to expose an object , a space rocket, to the , around ,10000 Fahrenheit of the sun, it would melt, boil or evaporate.
Nobody has done it before.
But there is scientifically proven past evidence that shows that would happen.
If nobody has done it before how can there be scientifically proven past evidence that shows that would happen? You’re spent 40 pages telling us you cannot provide EVIDENCE of a future event? Have you got a photo of some experiment in the future??
Of course you haven’t Ringo. You have formed your belief that the space rocket will melt using the available body of evidence provided by experts. None of these experts have flown a rocket into the Sun before, none of them have traveled into the future to take a photograph however you trust their opinion and their conclusion.
Would you say that anyone who has the same belief that the rocket would be destroyed is wrong as they are only relying on supposition, presupposition, presumption, premise, belief, expectation, conjecture, speculation, surmise, guess, theory, hypothesis, postulation, deduction, inference, thought, suspicion, assumptions, projections, scenarios given varying criteria, predictions, assumptions and forecasts?
You would look stupid if you did!
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