I am not as sure about Hydrogen as Helium, my children have had helium balloons and I know they always rise and end up stuck to my ceiling.Is hydrogen also anti-gravitational?
I am not as sure about Hydrogen as Helium, my children have had helium balloons and I know they always rise and end up stuck to my ceiling.Is hydrogen also anti-gravitational?
I have explained myself time and time again, it is painful that nobody reads correctly , I know what buoyancy is, this is psuedo section, no proofs remember, hearsay, my ideas not present information we all know.This is just getting more and more painful to watch.
Guess I'll try saying the obvious again: tc, you're not on to anything, your ideas have no merit. You've shown no will to learn or listen to what people more knowledgeable than you have to say.
Tell me, why should anyone listen to you?
So you have proved me wrong on something that does not exist yet, interesting but impossible.And time and time again you've been proven wrong. Does any of this register?
helium is not effected by gravity, it is never pulled down by the earth
Demonstrably wrong.
I stand corrected if you can explain
Your criteria is vague and irrelevant. Humans don't change the laws of the universe by "interference" so any involvement does not alter the strength of the rebuttal.as long as your explanation does not involve human interference
And learn some science, again presumptions and flaming.Please stop wasting everyones time and learn some science. You'll never revolutionize anything and I'm certain no scientist will ever look at one of your ideas and shout "Eureka! This is what's been missing".
Wrong. A moderator already told you this was wrong.The idea of Psuedo is so amateurs can express their ideas without having to justify their limited knowledge,
For the love of science stop, huh?
Science has no answer to/for the mechanism of gravity, there is no science for a mechanism, so for the love of science stopping is an option for the complacent.
What, really?
It is no point in even learning any science if people say stop when we look at new things.
It is simple , all atoms are critically balanced in energy of plus and negative, an increase in either makes the atom move.
Call me curious, you have just give me detailed results for Helium and Hydrogen on the Sun, now call me stupid if you want to, but I am certain Humanity as never travelled to the Sun to get a sample of what is contained.Your criteria is vague and irrelevant. Humans don't change the laws of the universe by "interference" so any involvement does not alter the strength of the rebuttal.
- The Sun contains many elements, at least 67, and is held together by gravity. It is about 71% Hydrogen, 27% Helium (by weight) versus 74% and 24% average for the Milky Way, so the sun is not preferentially shedding hydrogen and helium for the past 4.6 billion years.
- Jupiter's upper atmosphere is about 23.4% Helium by weight. Based on the laws of chemistry and physics it is believed that is lower than 24% because helium rain might be falling.
- Liquid helium can be transported in a container open at the top, like other liquids.
What do you think a ballon full of air would do in a room filled with CO2 gas? Would it rise, would it sink or would it not move?The idea of Psuedo is so amateurs can express their ideas without having to justify their limited knowledge,.
I cant use maths to show my content clearer. This is psuedo science, you are changing the definition just for me, I do not see any other people on this forum having misuse of definitions applied to them.Science has several POSSIBLE answers for the mechanism of gravity - the reason there is no set answer is because we haven't found a way to adequately prove/disprove any of the possible theories yet.
What you are spouting aren't theories... they are not grounded in good science in any manner of the word.
helium is not effected by gravity, it is never pulled down by the earth, can you not see the difference?
I cant use maths to show my content clearer. This is psuedo science, you are changing the definition just for me, I do not see any other people on this forum having misuse of definitions applied to them.
Like I said I know you all want me banned, it is more than obvious you are all pushing for ban and warning points.
Pretty unreal and unfair.
I asked dy for a answer, put science on the spot again, so it resorts back to deflection to me away from the answer I asked for.
No idea to be honest, my argument is helium at the moment.What do you think a ballon full of air would do in a room filled with CO2 gas? Would it rise, would it sink or would it not move?
I know what Buoyancy is , I know helium is said to float on the denser gases, I know the present thoughts on this.EVERYTHING with mass is affected by gravity (it's affected, not effected)... and I mean everything. Even LIGHT is affected by intense gravity (why do you think Black Holes are black?)
Helium floats because it is buoyant in Earths atmosphere... it's exactly the same principle as why a boat floats!
What do you think a ballon full of air would do in a room filled with CO2 gas? Would it rise, would it sink or would it not move?
I got it.I think my tongue-in-cheek answer will make as much sense as tc's will.
Here goes: Why would the balloon be in a room filled with CO2? Is it suicidal?