Now for some real shocking facts about the planet Mars: The solar wind did not blow the water off of Mars, for the planet shows catastrophic flooding, if the solar wind had blown the water off of Mars we are talking about molecule by molecule which would have left a nice level sedate area on the planet, but with the evidence of massive flooding it shows the water was rushing somewhere very fast and left the planet very fast. And here is another mind blowing fact: the meteorites hit ON TOP of the flood plains! This means, I would say, that the meteorites hit no more than three to four thousand years ago. The features of Mars are sharp, showing little erosion, which means they are young. There is a whole lot about Mars that is not being told, and they are shocking, it will take a book.
So much so that many will remain in denial about the truths regarding Mars.
Just like the presence of other civilizations on earth (or more like under the earth), people are not ready for the truth.
Don’t you mean ‘people are sick of fake news’?
Fake news means mainstream media.
That’s pretty much the extension of general awareness, beyond which people are afraid to go.
Well that’s complete BS. The planet shows massive damage from asteroid strikes and wind erosion.
Mars’ water was not lost overnight nor is anyone with a pulse suggesting it was, it happened over millions of years as water evaporated and there was nothing left to keep the water vapor from drifting off into space.
That’s your wishful thinking.
That’s what reality shows us.
Short of the biggest solar flare in history frying the surface of all of the inner planets or the explosion of the Sun it isn’t even possible without the collision of two planet sized objects big enough to tear one or both apart.
Solar energy is not heat radiation.
In other words, distance is not the determining factor.
Nothing known to science supports that idiotic theory.
But you are wrong there.
Didgvillage is known to science explaining the idiotic theory.
Did you know the moon is made of green cheese?
As it’s on Youtube, it must be the truth.
Probably cheese for the idiot brain.
How do you get -200 C on Mercury?
https://www.space.com/18695-water-ice-mercury-explained-infographic.html
By the same token, planets distant from the sun are not necessarily cold.
In a very dark hole where the sun doesn’t reach.
Read your own cited article “north pole… Permanent darkness.”
Buried beneath dark matter where the sun never reaches.
I don’t endorse the whole article.
Only trying to convince cheese-heads that the solar energy as we know it doesn’t explain everything in the solar system.
There’s more to the sun.
Nobody said the sun is the only factor.
Notice how the planets rank from hottest to coldest.
With only one exception the planets get progresively colder as you move away from the sun.
Venus is hotter than mercury because it has an atmosphere that retains the heat.
Gee maybe the explanation is like our moon.
One side is hot the other side not exposed to the sun is freezing.
The rotation of Mercury is a little strange to Earth bound creatures. It rotates on its axis very slowly compared to its orbital period. One rotation takes 56.85 Earth days, while one orbital period only takes 88 Earth days. This means that a single day on Mercury last about 0.646 times as long as a single year. The planet’s equatorial rotational speed is 10.892 km/h. These periods are given in solar days. In sidereal days Mercury rotates every 58.647 days and orbits twice during every three rotations.
Exactly the point.
And the other side is still closer to the sun than the Earth.
Heat can be conducted from hot spots to cold spots and yet this doesn’t seem to be happening.
It also has virtually zero wobble so those deep holes and valleys at the poles are permanently shaded from the sun.
Conduction depends on many things, primarily the thermal properties of the material being heated.
The high silicate content significantly limits conduction.
Pure BS from the usual source.
It isn’t the sun’s outer layer, or corona, that melts these comets as they graze its edge. The corona, though very hot, is too thin to transfer much heat. Instead, the intense glare of solar radiation sublimates ices into gas that escapes into space or causes the comets to crack apart.
Read more: What would happen if a massive comet crashed into the sun? | New Scientist
I repeatedly stated that solar energy is NOT sheer heat.