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 Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:39 pm
Waynebrizzle Nomega Guys I was kidding. There is gravity in space. That's ******** obvious. >__> In pure space there is no gravity. edited for grammar Pure space?
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:42 pm
Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Guys I was kidding. There is gravity in space. That's ******** obvious. >__> In pure space there is no gravity. edited for grammar Pure space? Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:43 pm
So, have they actually done it yet?
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:44 pm
Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Guys I was kidding. There is gravity in space. That's ******** obvious. >__> In pure space there is no gravity. edited for grammar Pure space? Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:51 pm
Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Guys I was kidding. There is gravity in space. That's ******** obvious. >__> In pure space there is no gravity. edited for grammar Pure space? Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. Unless you feel like following Einsteins Law of Relativity
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:57 pm
l-Kathulu-l Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Guys I was kidding. There is gravity in space. That's ******** obvious. >__> In pure space there is no gravity. edited for grammar Pure space? Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. Unless you feel like following Einsteins Law of Relativity No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. I'm not an expert on scientific theories, but I'm fairly sure the theory of relativity doesn't contradict that.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:58 pm
Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Guys I was kidding. There is gravity in space. That's ******** obvious. >__> In pure space there is no gravity. edited for grammar Pure space? Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. yeah, all of the planets are just stuck together and there's no space between them at all yep and all of those solar systems have no space between them to keep them from pulling against each other and exploding into oblivion
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:59 pm
Nomega l-Kathulu-l Nomega Waynebrizzle Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. Unless you feel like following Einsteins Law of Relativity No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. I'm not an expert on scientific theories, but I'm fairly sure the theory of relativity doesn't contradict that. Yeah.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:59 pm
Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle In pure space there is no gravity. edited for grammar Pure space? Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. yeah, all of the planets are just stuck together and there's no space between them at all yep and all of those solar systems have no space between them to keep them from pulling against each other and exploding into oblivion Nomega No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. @Kath: ... "Yeah" what?
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:00 pm
Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. yeah, all of the planets are just stuck together and there's no space between them at all yep and all of those solar systems have no space between them to keep them from pulling against each other and exploding into oblivion Nomega No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. @Kath: ... "Yeah" what? You're right yeah.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:04 pm
Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. yeah, all of the planets are just stuck together and there's no space between them at all yep and all of those solar systems have no space between them to keep them from pulling against each other and exploding into oblivion Nomega No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. @Kath: ... "Yeah" what? Basically what you're saying is that it's impossible to ever leave the earth's gravitational pull, which we know is bullshit. There's no air resistance in space, so there's nothing to pull you into another celestial body BUT gravitational pull, and if shuttles can just drift off like they do without any more propulsion once they leave the gravitational pull of earth, then there must be a limit to gravity's pull.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:07 pm
Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Space which doesn't contain planets that would have gravitational pull. Otherwise everything in the universe would be constantly falling, which doesn't even make sense, physics wise. So pure space doesn't exist. yeah, all of the planets are just stuck together and there's no space between them at all yep and all of those solar systems have no space between them to keep them from pulling against each other and exploding into oblivion Nomega No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. @Kath: ... "Yeah" what? Basically what you're saying is that it's impossible to ever leave the earth's gravitational pull, which we know is bullshit. There's no air resistance in space, so there's nothing to pull you into another celestial body BUT gravitational pull, and if shuttles can just drift off like they do without any more propulsion once they leave the gravitational pull of earth, then there must be a limit to gravity's pull. Earths gravitational pull gets weaker as you travel away from it, but it never hits zero. It may be an infinantly small amount of force, but it's still there.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:09 pm
Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega So pure space doesn't exist. yeah, all of the planets are just stuck together and there's no space between them at all yep and all of those solar systems have no space between them to keep them from pulling against each other and exploding into oblivion Nomega No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. @Kath: ... "Yeah" what? Basically what you're saying is that it's impossible to ever leave the earth's gravitational pull, which we know is bullshit. There's no air resistance in space, so there's nothing to pull you into another celestial body BUT gravitational pull, and if shuttles can just drift off like they do without any more propulsion once they leave the gravitational pull of earth, then there must be a limit to gravity's pull. Earths gravitational pull gets weaker as you travel away from it, but it never hits zero. It may be an infinantly small amount of force, but it's still there. It doesn't even need to be the Earth, as you go further you pass other planets. Jupiters pull will be stronger than Earths, its bigger. Eventually the pull will just be to a solar system, and eventually a galaxy
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:09 pm
Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega Waynebrizzle Nomega So pure space doesn't exist. yeah, all of the planets are just stuck together and there's no space between them at all yep and all of those solar systems have no space between them to keep them from pulling against each other and exploding into oblivion Nomega No matter where you are in the universe, everything gravitationally pulls you to some degree. @Kath: ... "Yeah" what? Basically what you're saying is that it's impossible to ever leave the earth's gravitational pull, which we know is bullshit. There's no air resistance in space, so there's nothing to pull you into another celestial body BUT gravitational pull, and if shuttles can just drift off like they do without any more propulsion once they leave the gravitational pull of earth, then there must be a limit to gravity's pull. Earths gravitational pull gets weaker as you travel away from it, but it never hits zero. It may be an infinantly small amount of force, but it's still there. It's just not working on anything, even when you're in the vacuum of space and any air resistance, friction, or other external forces is at absolutely zero? If there was ANY pull, it would affect you in space.
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:10 pm
E=mc^2
am i smart yet gais
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