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    Re: Are the Dominoes Falling for Standard Cosmology?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ares View Post
    Which can be measured, 120 volts here in the U.S. How much electricity to power the sun again?
    Earth is hit with about 1200W/m2 in radiation from the sun. What's the surface area of a sphere with a 150 Billion meter radius?

    Got it; 2.83x10^23 m2, so suns power should be in the ballpark of 3.5x10^26 Watts. Assuming some 100 Billion stars of standard sun size in our standard galaxy and a 100 Billion standard galaxies, you should be able to handle the entire Christmas light show of the universe with a mere 10^48 Watt give or take.

    http://www.popsci.com/sites/popsci.c...?itok=iGwulEsM
    Not too bright as 7th trump constantly reminds me...

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