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Aug 17, 2014 22:46
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Robo Reagan posted:why? drink that poo poo, son
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Aug 18, 2014 03:48
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What if we're gravitationally attracted to something in another dimension?
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Aug 18, 2014 03:57
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gravi-oli-o's
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redshirt posted:What if we're gravitationally attracted to something in another dimension? heterogravitation is disgusting, only homogravitons allowed in this universe
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Aug 18, 2014 04:16
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gravity sucks, but is very attractive
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Aug 18, 2014 04:27
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drink the cum shot
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Realtalk: I love gravity. It's the coolest thing. Fact: It's the "weakest" of the 4 main forces. For example, a little magnet can defeat all the gravity of earth. Fact: No one really knows what it is. There are three concurrent and "correct" theories of gravity currently in use: Newtonian, Einstein's Relativity, and Quantum. Quantum and Relativity are totally different, and yet each is accurate at a certain scale. Fact: Gravity is the organizing principle of our Universe - consider gravity in a Relativistic sense, which is a geometry in space time. More mass warps space time to a larger degree and thus greater gravity. And so consider the Milky Way and Andromeda orbiting each other, and both orbiting a larger collection of galaxies which in turn is orbiting an even larger collection, and so on. Consider all these gravitational relationships to be ever deeper holes, in space. Consider it!
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Aug 18, 2014 04:28
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gods love
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Aug 18, 2014 04:32
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redshirt posted:Realtalk: I love gravity. It's the coolest thing. gods love holes
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Kombotron posted:gods love holes Amen. We're all Fallin'.
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Theshby posted:maths is better than physics qtiyd math is great until you need to do something outside of a piece of paper
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Aug 18, 2014 04:33
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The tension between dimensions.
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redshirt posted:Fact: No one really knows what it is. There are three concurrent and "correct" theories of gravity currently in use: Newtonian, Einstein's Relativity, and Quantum. Quantum and Relativity are totally different, and yet each is accurate at a certain scale. newtonian gravity isn't really in the same category as einstein's gravity and quantum gravity. for the latter two, we know they can't be entirely correct because they don't agree with each other, but we use them because they're all we have and they work for problems on the proper scale. we know newtonian isn't really correct at all, and we don't even technically need it anymore, but we use it because it's close enough in most cases and it's more convenient mathematically.
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Aug 18, 2014 08:25
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If a new planet suddenly popped into our solar system would we see the light reflected off it before, at the moment of, or after feeling the effects of its gravity? i.e. does the effect of gravity travel (and therefore abide by rules like speed of light being max)?
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Aug 18, 2014 08:36
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Real hurthling! posted:If a new planet suddenly popped into our solar system would we see the light reflected off it before, at the moment of, or after feeling the effects of its gravity? Yes
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Aug 18, 2014 09:04
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Benedick Cuckold posted:newtonian gravity isn't really in the same category as einstein's gravity and quantum gravity. for the latter two, we know they can't be entirely correct because they don't agree with each other, but we use them because they're all we have and they work for problems on the proper scale. we know newtonian isn't really correct at all, and we don't even technically need it anymore, but we use it because it's close enough in most cases and it's more convenient mathematically. Newtonian dynamics correctly predicts the behavior of matter at certain scales therefore it is correct.
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Aug 18, 2014 09:15
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Real hurthling! posted:If a new planet suddenly popped into our solar system would we see the light reflected off it before, at the moment of, or after feeling the effects of its gravity? Same time. So far everything indicates that gravity "travels" at the speed of light.
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Benedick Cuckold posted:newtonian gravity isn't really in the same category as einstein's gravity and quantum gravity. for the latter two, we know they can't be entirely correct because they don't agree with each other, but we use them because they're all we have and they work for problems on the proper scale. we know newtonian isn't really correct at all, and we don't even technically need it anymore, but we use it because it's close enough in most cases and it's more convenient mathematically. Like Shishkabob says, it's totally correct at certain scales. I believe the Apollo missions were calculated using Newtonian Dynamics. It also posits gravity as an attractive force - nothing said about the means of this attraction. Relativity states that gravity really isn't a force at all, just space time geometry. QD posits the graviton and it's supposed to behave like the other imaginary particles which make up the Quantum world.
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Robo Reagan posted:math is great until you need to do something outside of a piece of paper that may be your opinion, but i'm afraid to say that, officially, you've quoted this, so you're down. sorry brah
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Aug 18, 2014 14:14
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Higg's boson
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Theshby posted:that may be your opinion, but i'm afraid to say that, officially, you've quoted this, so you're down. sorry brah harsh, but fair
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Aug 18, 2014 17:35
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naem posted:Higg's boson Higg's bosom
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One of the fundamental concepts behind the construction of quantum theory is that it should turn into precisely classical mechanics as you consider very large numbers of particles or whatever. No system is wrong as long as it predicts the behavior and phenomena with relatively good uncertainty on a given scale. This is why there was a conflict between the competing ideas of Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND) and dark matter. MOND works, or rather they are modifying things to make it work. But dark matter works better.
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redshirt posted:Fact: Gravity is the organizing principle of our Universe - consider gravity in a Relativistic sense, which is a geometry in space time. More mass warps space time to a larger degree and thus greater gravity. And so consider the Milky Way and Andromeda orbiting each other, and both orbiting a larger collection of galaxies which in turn is orbiting an even larger collection, and so on. Consider all these gravitational relationships to be ever deeper holes, in space. Consider it! this is just saying that gravity exists with more words you rear end in a top hat it isn't explaining anything unless I already didn't know that bigger things have more gravity, in which case you could just say that
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Aug 18, 2014 19:45
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concentrated stupid you're changing the world OP!
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Mixodorian posted:allrecipes.com/recipe/moms-country-gravy/ Mom's Cuntry Gravity
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TacticalUrbanHomo posted:this is just saying that gravity exists with more words you rear end in a top hat it isn't explaining anything unless I already didn't know that bigger things have more gravity, in which case you could just say that Well, friend, consider it from a spatial, geometry perspective. We sit in Earth's gravity well, which sits in the Sun's, which sits in the central black hole's, which sits in the shared orbit of Andromeda, etc. We're on top of a large hill, but the abyss goes down forever...
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Aug 18, 2014 20:34
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graviolies
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Aug 18, 2014 20:36
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the gay nuclear force
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Aug 18, 2014 20:37
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when the aliens come and use their gravity cannons and gravity bombs and gravity bullets on us we better have figured out how to deal with gravity just saying
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Aug 18, 2014 20:39
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Gravity waves are maybe a thing. Actual ripples in space time, man.
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I think it's pretty important to figure it out. I thought mercurys orbit didn't fit Newtonian gravity and wasn't really explainable until relativity. Due to it being so deep in the suns gravity well Also it's really strange to try and imagine our solar system (with its own gravity well) being nested inside bigger and bigger gravity wells
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Aug 18, 2014 22:12
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loving pumped for new horizons
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Aug 18, 2014 22:12
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redshirt posted:Well, friend, consider it from a spatial, geometry perspective. We sit in Earth's gravity well, which sits in the Sun's, which sits in the central black hole's, which sits in the shared orbit of Andromeda, etc. the gravitational influence of the super massive black hole on the rest of the galaxy is practically zero
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Aug 18, 2014 22:37
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physics is for little bitch baby fuckboys all the real studs are in bio *slaps boner and it makes a spring sound*
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Aug 18, 2014 22:41
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wait i know MONKEY CHEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Aug 18, 2014 22:54
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redshirt posted:Gravity waves are maybe a thing. Actual ripples in space time, man. They are, they've actually seen them in the form of distorsion using a telescope, evidence of ripples left over after the big bang. Also the giant particle collider produced and recorded a higg's boson, the particle or particle-like thing predicted to exist, by a guy named Higg, to be the thing of which gravity is made. The answer to the thread title is "Higg's Boson" which is the thing of which gravity is made, why are, Why are we, still, The thread, is, it, we-
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whats a higgs boson
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