Sun spots are phenomena exclusive to an electric light. The sun is not a gaseous body, but it, and all the luminaries, are electric. Dark spots are common for lights.
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Sunspots (one word) are phenomena exclusive to an electric light? So they do not occur to an electric light, is what that means.
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Then you say the sun is an electric light, not a gaseous body (where is your evidence?) but it and all the luminaries are electric, you say.
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Electric lights were invented just a hundred plus years ago. Was the sun not shining before that?
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By "the luminaries" you mean what? Prophets? Soothsayers? Or for example, the moon?
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The next non-sequitur, "Dark spots are common for lights," does not seem to follow.
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Are you copying and pasting from some other source since you don't have your own answer?
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