Do You Accept The Theory Of Gravity?
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dababydroman
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how can you not?
olylifter420
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gravity? who would question that? everyone can prove this themselves at home...
UncleBuck
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nope. fuck gravity.
god chooses who to gravitate and who to let fall.
i am going to go throw myself off the fucking roof right now. i am in god's hands. he will guide me down gently.
oh, and by god, i mean the christian god. that allah mother fucker is a fucking asshole!
god chooses who to gravitate and who to let fall.
i am going to go throw myself off the fucking roof right now. i am in god's hands. he will guide me down gently.
oh, and by god, i mean the christian god. that allah mother fucker is a fucking asshole!
olylifter420
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RawBudzski
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your tempting me.. .i can see it now.. "Do you believe in the theory of Rawbudzski"
Carne Seca
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the question is ill phrased and it's in the wrong sub-forum.
gravity itself isn't a theory. it's a phenomena described by two scientific publications:
the 'law of universal gravitation' or whatever newton wrote, and einstein's general theory of relativity.
either way what comes up must come down.... that's what she said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gravity itself isn't a theory. it's a phenomena described by two scientific publications:
the 'law of universal gravitation' or whatever newton wrote, and einstein's general theory of relativity.
either way what comes up must come down.... that's what she said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
beardo
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Can you explain helium balloons or space shuttles or david blane?
ginjawarrior
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are you joking? im finding it hard to beleive your being serious
what about those 3 are so hard to understand?
gravity is a theory technically, but summed up as a law when you wanna use a simple version of it
tinyTURTLE
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gravity works and is an effect of mass on space-time. that's about all we know about it.
it is also an implied particle that you can't directly observe, also thought to be transdimentional.
it is also an implied particle that you can't directly observe, also thought to be transdimentional.
dam612
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helium floats in air just like wood does on water, its a matter of relative density. the earth pulls on the balloon its just that its not a strong enough force to keep it grounded due to heliums small mass. Space shuttles? its called thrust/lift, yes the earth is pulling it down but a space shuttle puts out more upward force (while burning fules, remembering the conservation of energy) then the earth pulls down on its (kinda like jumping but for an extended period of time) this space craft can now reach an escape velocity where you "break free" from gravity (its still acting its just ur KE^ is proportional to the gravitational pull down, so you feel weightless)...
now david blane even stephen hawkins would have trouble figuring out that guy
now david blane even stephen hawkins would have trouble figuring out that guy
420God
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Lol.
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tinyTURTLE
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gravity is also the weakest force of the major 4. even a tiny magnet can win a contest against the gravity of the entire planet. use a magnet to pick up a paper clip and bear witness!
