[pct-l] Forest Fires
Bighummel at aol.com
Bighummel at aol.com
Tue Sep 12 17:09:40 CDT 2006
Michael,
As an architect, you make very good points. "light (and all of its
by-products like warmth) from the sun" if during the day, or "light from the stars
and sunlight reflected by the moon" if during the night. Some of the electrons
that feed the fluorescent lights come indirectly from the sun (solar power)
too, but are a result of the collection elements sitting on the earth and
that themselves came out of the earth.
Greg
"In the beginning the world was rock . . . "
- old Miwok Indian saying
In a message dated 9/12/2006 2:49:30 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
msaenz at mve-architects.com writes:
I've heard that the elements that comprise humans are not from earth
(being that the quantities where they occur are in very, very low
amounts), but "are the stuff of stars".
Everything else in the room would have come from earth, unless there was
a meteor or moon rock there...
And dust. Much of the dust that falls on us comes from space.
One might argue that "light" comes from outside earth, but in reality,
light is just one manifestation of energy. Forest fires give off light
radiation...
But the warmth you feel sitting next to a window is from the sun, which
is not from earth, and is a tangible thing. As is it's light. So there
are two things which, though CAN come from earth, did not.
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