gravity is electro-elastic it has the tendency to pull back.
gravity is electro-elastic it has the tendency to pull back.
Very strange physics says if I lift an object off the floor and let go , it will return to the floor with a force greater than its own body weight, Physics also says that the higher I lift the object, the greater the force will be , the object will travel at 9.81m/s2 and will hit the ground at a speed and force depending on altitude.That's your Hans Christian Anderson version of it.
Science sees gravity as exhibiting itself when spacetime is curved in the presence of mass.
Please stop using the science forums as a vehicle to push your unsupported fairy tales.
Now if you do not consider that to be of elastic properties, then you should give up now.
You can't be that blind to your own ignorance. Have you already forgotten that you argued strenuously for some ten pages for a badly wrong understanding of weight and mass?It is only nonsense because you do not understand what i am even on about, you have no idea about the energy loss to gravity I refer to from matter.
Stop trolling my threads and putting big embold writing to try get noticed just because I am ignoring your duck friend now you have changed tactics, the mod has already spoken several times, you do not have to read or post but you persist on trolling.Please stop using the science forums as a vehicle to push your unsupported fairy tales.
i argued a valued point , you do not go to the super market and ask for a mass of apples , you ask for a kilo to be weighed, therefore a weight, it is not me who has a misuse of everyday words.You can't be that blind to your own ignorance. Have you already forgotten that you argued strenuously for some ten pages for a badly wrong understanding of weight and mass?
I know gibberish when I see it as would anyone who passed a Junior High physics module.
Stop trolling my threads and putting big embold writing to try get noticed just because I am ignoring your duck friend now you have changed tactics, the mod has already spoken several times, you do not have to read or post but you persist on trolling.
Either talk about the facts I am presenting or stay out of the thread, how hard is that to understand?
You can't be that blind to your own ignorance..
Um, right.i argued a valued point , you do not go to the super market and ask for a mass of apples , you ask for a kilo to be weighed, therefore a weight, it is not me who has a misuse of everyday words.
No, it won't. The force accelerating it will be equal to its weight, or alternatively mass times gravitational acceleration.Very strange physics says if I lift an object off the floor and let go , it will return to the floor with a force greater than its own body weight
Incorrect. To lift it at a steady velocity requires a steady force. (Until you get high enough; then the force diminishes along with gravity.)Physics also says that the higher I lift the object, the greater the force will be
That's not a speed, that's an acceleration. You don't "travel" at an acceleration, you travel at a speed.the object will travel at 9.81m/s2
No stretching involved, just motion.Physics also says that the greater I stretch the object away from the force of gravity, my object will gain a greater speed in its return.
so mass is technically weight, and newtons are force by speed, so yes I disagree again.
That's an EHD thruster, which is a reaction engine. It is no more "antigravity" than a Falcon 9 rocket is.The lifter technology shows you my concept
The electrical energy field is creating a greater energy than the loss to gravity ,
I suggest you buy yourself that book. An object that is lifted off the floor and is dropped hits the floor greater than its own weight, example - 100g = 0.981n on the ground , at 10m high the force of the object hitting the ground is 9.81n ten times it own body weight.No, it won't. The force accelerating it will be equal to its weight, or alternatively mass times gravitational acceleration.
Incorrect. To lift it at a steady velocity requires a steady force. (Until you get high enough; then the force diminishes along with gravity.)
That's not a speed, that's an acceleration. You don't "travel" at an acceleration, you travel at a speed.
No stretching involved, just motion.
You seem to not understand even basic physics. If you are really serious about learning perhaps this will help:http://www.amazon.com/Basic-Physics-A-Self-Teaching-Guide/dp/0471134473
5 lbs of apples on Earth will not weigh 5 lbs on the moon, however 5 kilos is always 5 kilos.i argued a valued point , you do not go to the super market and ask for a mass of apples , you ask for a kilo to be weighed, therefore a weight, it is not me who has a misuse of everyday words.
Well what ever it is, it is simple when you consider the facts and consider helium and hydrogen that are anti gravity, this is because there entropy gain of energy is greater than the loss of energy, this allows them to lift away from gravity, the denser gases that remain hugged to the surface , there gain by being denser is not enough to equal the loss, unless an hot day or a fire etc.That's an EHD thruster, which is a reaction engine. It is no more "antigravity" than a Falcon 9 rocket is.
That is, simply put, complete nonsense. Simple example - every drinking glass in the world can sustain 2G's acceleration. That's the sort of acceleration you get if you brake very hard in a good car. Now drop the glass from 2 meters onto a tile floor. You claim that it should experience only 2 G's, or 2 times its own weight.An object that is lifted off the floor and is dropped hits the floor greater than its own weight, example - 100g = 0.981n on the ground , at 10m high the force of the object hitting the ground is 9.81n ten times it own body weight.