Will the sun rise tomorrow? Will the sun inevitably rise tomorrow?

Experts refute rumors: The earth is turning, and the earth will have 3 consecutive days and nights, and it is impossible.

How is it possible, the day of the 22nd will definitely come. Chen Zhong'an, director of the Municipal Astronomical Science Education Association, said that according to celestial mechanics, the earth's diurnal changes and the length of time are produced by the earth's rotation and rpm around the sun. In our region, there will be day and night alternately every day, and it is impossible to have three consecutive days of darkness.

Chen Yu, a senior enthusiast of the Astronomical Science Education Association, also said that only the north and south poles may have polar night and polar day, and for the polar night phenomenon in the Arctic, it is often dark for several months or even half a year, and it is impossible to have only three days. Anyone with a little scientific knowledge should know that it is impossible for the Earth to be dark for three days in a row.

Subsequently, the reporter interviewed Tang Haiming, director of science popularization at the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and deputy secretary-general of the Shanghai Astronomical Society, who said that this is absolutely impossible to happen, if the earth's rotation really stops, but the earth will still have half of the day, and the other half will be night - but such days and nights will be quite long. Therefore, if the scenario of "the earth is dark for three days in a row" appears, then there is only one possibility - the sun suddenly goes out, and this will not happen for billions of years, so don't believe the above rumors.

Whether the sun rises in the sky or not ... As long as the sun rises in your heart, everything will light up. From the heart, face life with a smile.

Yes, there is nothing stopping the Earth from spinning.

You'll know tomorrow.

Tomorrow's sun and the beauty of Canada.

If a normal stone on the ground is warm, then you must feel that something gives it heat and makes it hot, because the stone itself does not heat up.

So we started looking around for the reason: the ground transferred heat to the stones? Or is it the sun in the sky that has scorched the stones? What is the reason for the "consequence" of the stone getting hot?

For example, if the sun rises in the east every morning and has not changed for thousands of years, we think that it will rise tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, or 10,000 years from now.

The above two examples involve common sense in everyday life: stones don't get hot on their own for no reason; The sun will rise tomorrow as usual. The English philosopher Hume, however, questioned our common sense.

Hume argues that when we are first confronted with two events or phenomena that occur one after the other, we do not immediately see the causal relationship between them.

Come. For example, when we find that the stone is hot, and when we look up and see the sun shining brightly with heat, we do not immediately conclude that the reason why the stone is hot is due to the sun's rays.

The causal relationship arises because we have found after many observations that when the sun shines on this stone, it gets hot. Therefore, it is only after repeatedly seeing (or experiencing) two things that always occur one after another that people develop a habitual association or belief that what happened before as the "cause" of the latter, and what happened later as the "effect" of the former.

Without this particular tendency to associate, the same situation would not have been thought of in relation no matter how many times it happened. So, Hume arguedThe law of cause and effectIt is not an objective law, it is just a product of "habit".

Why, then, do people regard "the sun rises every day" as the truth of the universe? Hume thought it was because of induction.

Confuses us. Inductive methods rely on empirical facts, and the sun has risen millions of times in the east over the years, but can these millions of empirical records be reduced to laws?

In his view, experience can only report what is happening directly in the moment, and cannot be extended to what we have not experienced. So, what convinces us that the sun will rise tomorrow as usual? It is the assumption that "the future will correspond to the past".

Summary: Hume's questioning of the law of cause and effect and the inductive method is called "Hume's problem" in philosophy.

Hume's problem has always been recognized as a difficult philosophical one. Logically speaking, Hume's doubts are indeed difficult to refute, but if we use this kind of thinking to blindly question real life and scientific facts, then let alone human history.

Even the daily life of each of us will be affected.

Therefore, we should not only be good at thinking and learning to question, but also keep in mind that in real life, any doubt should be limited, and it is very important to think and look at problems objectively and dialectically.

Yes, it rises as usual every day, and not a day goes by that of laziness. There will be no non-rise either.

The sun will inevitably rise tomorrow as usual. But every day is new, every day is a new sun, and there will never be today's sun. This is because the Earth's rotation of the Sun, which rises in the morning and rises from the east, is because the Earth rotates from west to east.

The sun will inevitably rise as usual tomorrow, the sun still has a lot of energy now, and the earth is constantly rotating, so the sun will rise as usual every day.

Yes. The sun rises every day, and this has been formed for many years, and it can't be changed all at once.

What is the meaning of life? This question has been bothering me for years.

Since leaving my hometown at the age of nineteen, leaving my parents to work in a completely unfamiliar place, I began to have this confusion, my work unit is a construction company, in 1998 opened up the Xinjiang market, so I was young and I formed a deep fate with the vast Gobi in Xinjiang, far away from the fireworks in the Gobi, in addition to work is still work, in that environment Bu no one cares about your growth, can only live as tenaciously as a grass, and the contact with the family can only rely on the original letters. There are many nights when I can only tell my heart to the endless starry sky, and occasionally a few fireflies are crossed in the brilliant galaxy, feeling like a meteor, hurriedly coming to the world, and decades of time are fleeting! What is the meaning of life?

Later, I had my own home, a virtuous wife, and a smart daughter, but I still lived a life of separation and wandering, and all the affairs of the family were taken care of by my wife.

Time is a pig-killing knife, no matter how rich your family is, no matter how smart you are, you will look vulnerable in the face of time! After so many years, I have also experienced some setbacks and failures, and I have seen some stories brought about by greed, hatred, and ignorance in human nature. But my heart has always matured too slowly, my heart has been yearning for a stable life, I can return home to love every one of my relatives with my heart, and now I have reached the age of no confusion, in the face of the current work and family, I should make a choice to live the ordinary life I want to live!

We are just ordinary members of the multitude of living beings, just like the Ganges sand that is often mentioned in Buddhist scriptures, and yesterday we occasionally heard a sentence: "Tomorrow the sun will rise as usual, and the sky will still be blue." It feels like an empowerment, there is nothing in this world to restrain yourself, do what you want to do, and make the right choice for the people you love!

Tomorrow's sun will rise as usual, and so will the mountains, rivers and earth!

It's always 6 o'clock on the equator.

The Sun rises twice a year at 6 o'clock ( between the Tropic of Cancer.

6 o'clock (, there is only one return trip online.)

In other places, the sun rises at different times depending on the day. The farther you are from the equator, the greater the time difference between the earliest and latest sun rises.

As a result, the sun rises at a different time every day.

The time of sunrise varies with the season and latitude of different places. In fact, the latest sunrise in the Northern Hemisphere should be in early January. The earliest sunrise is in mid-June.

In the equatorial region, the timing of sunrise and sunset varies slightly throughout the year. By tracking the sun's trajectory, the time of sunrise and sunset can be calculated. There is a discrepancy between the calculated time and the real feeling, the calculated daylight hours are longer than the real feeling, and the calculated night time is shorter than the real feeling.

The sunrise time changes throughout the year. Even on the same day, the sunrise time is different at different latitudes. The Earth revolves around the Sun from west to east.

Based on the relativity of motion, we can also observe from Earth that the Sun rotates from west to east around the celestial ecliptic in a year, resulting in changes in the right ascension and declination of the Sun. And the rate of change varies slightly from season to season.