Also fire doesn't have to be red or yellow

like the atomic emission specturm (?)

You can prove it pretty easily

yeyeye The emission spectrum of a chemical element or chemical compound is the spectrum of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation emitted due to an atom or molecule making a transition from a high energy state to a lower energy state.

Dont look at things burning as always being red hot, it always depends on the material and wavelength

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it's something else though, as meteors don't exist

lmao alright

lol

I doubt that the streaks have the same conditions to behave like normal fire

that's just a bit of denial right there

yup

what are they then

I'm assuming stars

well, lets go to hebrew mythology

oh no

oh god

Sure, let's hear it

according to hebrew mythology, when demons try to invade heaven, they are thrown with such force that they streak across the sky

yea... ok

lmao Meteors are no more than dust and ice from the trail of comets. Meteorites can be "stony", made up of minerals rich in silicon and oxygen, "iron", consisting mainly of iron and nickel, or "stony-iron", a combination of the two

by Raguel, the angel

why not just use the scientific consensus

But how do they get so bright if they're thrown

well try to imagine as a thought experiment, a flat earth where these 'meteor showers' aren't at all what you've been told they are on the globe. how would you determine what they are

im not going to use fake science

what about landed meteorites

You seem to actively dismiss science and are quick to accept the word of some ancient book.

we've been recovering bits of them

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craters never have the debris of the meteors in them

?

?

Yet you say not to believe everything you hear and read....

because the meteor is just there in the crater

Also the meteor gets scattered through impact

A relatively small meteorite forms a simple impact crater. Measuring typically less than 3 miles (5 kilometers) in diameter, this type of impact crater is relatively smooth, bowl-shaped, and nearly circular. ... In simple craters, this impact melt is often found as small blobs of material within the breccia layer.

okay I think there are bits of it in the crater

Just because visible fragments aren't in the crater doesn't mean it doesn't exist

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Yes and usually when an impact is so intense and powerful, the meteor impact focuses on a central point