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Originally posted by SplitInfinity
reply to post by BigBrotherDarkness
Last time I checked...Electrons were Quantum Particle/Wave Forms that are Massless.
How do you propose that they have mass?
Split Infinity
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
reply to post by Angelic Resurrection
If GR is wrong then there is something else doing exactly what GR is doing and as far as I or anyone else knows...that possible something has never been described.
Split Infinity
Originally posted by Angelic Resurrection
Originally posted by SplitInfinityreply to post by Angelic Resurrection
If GR is wrong then there is something else doing exactly what GR is doing and as far as I or anyone else knows...that possible something has never been described.
Split Infinity
That possible something will be published in the near future, soon as i can
fix the bugs concerning the big bang and the black hole singularities
Originally posted by Thought Provoker
It has to be causing garden-variety "magnetic flux" attraction too, something weird about the atomic structure of certain metals (iron, most notably, but several others too) that I can't explain. Some sort of resonance perhaps; everything does vibrate, after all.
Originally posted by mutatismutandis "When a guitar is in perfect tune both the low and high strings resonate at attractive frequencies even though they are at completely different octaves."
Originally posted by Thought Provoker
reply to post by golemina
Clouds float because they're composed of water droplets (or ice crystals) so small and lightweight that the wind is easily able to keep them from falling, while electrostatic charge keeps them from clumping together. And once they get too dense they turn into rain and do fall, unless updrafts recycle them because those are strong enough to keep the weightier droplets from falling. That electrostatic charge keeps the cloud from becoming too dense too quickly, but it doesn't keep the cloud aloft. That's air resistance keeping them from falling. Buoyancy. Like leaves floating on a river.edit on 1/20/2013 by Thought Provoker because: Better simile.
Originally posted by dragnik
reply to post by math101
For anti-gravity force you should have negative mass, or negative distance?
I haven't heard of them both.