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As a young Christian I was reading in the book of Job where God appeared to Job and Elihu and chided Job for questioning his right to do as he pleased with Job's life. God asked Job a number of hard questions concerning natural phenomenen and one question jumped out at me. "By what way is the light parted which scatters the east wind upon the earth"? I kinda got excited about that and told it to several people, one of whom had some background in physics. He got excited and told me this. "White light from the sun comes to earth in several, (eight or nine), frequencies, and different elements in the atmosphere allow some frequencies to pass through while blocking other frequencies, thereby causing air masses to heat unevenly and turbulence, or wind to be the result....Any physics majors out there? Michod, Arkansas U.S.A.

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