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#141
Mar 24 2017 11:44am
Quote (tard_sultan @ Mar 24 2017 11:42am)
A slinky is not a spring, go replace all your springs in your car with slinkys and tell me how brilliant you are, you cretanic dingbat troglobite.


Hey stupid, springs can be manufactured to apply tension away from the middle of the spring towards the ends, but also to apply tensions towards the middle from the ends. One is a compression spring, the other is a decompression spring. Examples of compression springs are bed springs and car suspension coil springs. Examples of decompression springs are brake shoe return springs and mutha fuckin slinkies. They are however all springs, dumbass.

Quote (Surfpunk @ Mar 24 2017 11:54am)
Smarter people than you beg to differ: https://arxiv.org/abs/1208.4629


/slamt

I mean, what do physics professors at an Ivy League university have on youtubing tard_sultan?

Quote (tard_sultan @ Mar 24 2017 12:06pm)
He's wrong right of the bat - a slinky is not a tension spring - tension springs have a constant tension thoughout - slinkys do not

Oh i see the issue - notice where it says its a "Nasa ad" - hmm wonder why they have a motive to feed you wrong information and propaganda - oh brother


Lol, Google targeted ads have you as a NASA fanboy! roflmao!!!

This post was edited by Santara on Mar 24 2017 11:44am
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#142
Mar 24 2017 11:45am
Quote (card_sultan @ Mar 24 2017 01:14pm)
This is why you're dumb -

I say Constant tension

Definition says Constant tension

You just hear "tension" :wacko:


i see tension in this thread.
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#143
Mar 24 2017 11:54am
Quote (Santara @ Mar 24 2017 07:44am)
Hey stupid, springs can be manufactured to apply tension away from the middle of the spring towards the ends, but also to apply tensions towards the middle from the ends. One is a compression spring, the other is a decompression spring. Examples of compression springs are bed springs and car suspension coil springs. Examples of decompression springs are brake shoe return springs and mutha fuckin slinkies. They are however all springs, dumbass.



/slamt

I mean, what do physics professors at an Ivy League university have on youtubing tard_sultan?



Lol, Google targeted ads have you as a NASA fanboy! roflmao!!!


Decompression spring you say? funny Cornell calls it a tension spring. Make up more stuff, your ignorance is showing.

To bad the whole thing is paid for by Nasa, If anyone is a Nasafan boy - its you, better cowtow boy.







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#144
Mar 24 2017 11:57am
Quote (card_sultan @ Mar 24 2017 11:54am)
Decompression spring you say? funny Cornell calls it a tension spring. Make up more stuff, your ignorance is showing.

To bad the whole thing is paid for by Nasa, If anyone is a Nasafan boy - its you, better cowtow boy.

http://i67.tinypic.com/313isea.jpg


you creates alternative definitions daily...

you're in a NASA algorithm loop and its hilarious...
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#145
Mar 24 2017 12:00pm
Quote (card_sultan @ Mar 24 2017 12:54pm)
Decompression spring you say? funny Cornell calls it a tension spring. Make up more stuff, your ignorance is showing.

To bad the whole thing is paid for by Nasa, If anyone is a Nasafan boy - its you, better cowtow boy.

http://i67.tinypic.com/313isea.jpg


NASA ADS means NASA Astrophysics Data System, not advertisements.

CSSoS.jpg

Edit: Link to the main ADS site: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/?#

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#146
Mar 24 2017 12:01pm
Quote (tard_sultan @ Mar 24 2017 12:54pm)
Decompression spring you say? funny Cornell calls it a tension spring. Make up more stuff, your ignorance is showing.

To bad the whole thing is paid for by Nasa, If anyone is a Nasafan boy - its you, better cowtow boy.

http://i67.tinypic.com/313isea.jpg


All springs apply tension, stupid. The difference between compression and decompression are the direction the tension is oriented. I don't have to make shit up like you did with "vibration density," compression and decompression springs are real things. You can like, Google them and everything.
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#147
Mar 24 2017 12:01pm
Idk, but I don't complain when I make panties fall.
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#148
Mar 24 2017 12:02pm
Quote (Santara @ Mar 24 2017 12:01pm)
All springs apply tension, stupid. The difference between compression and decompression are the direction the tension is oriented. I don't have to make shit up like you did with "vibration density," compression and decompression springs are real things. You can like, Google them and everything.


if he googles them he might get caught in a springs algorithm loop.
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#149
Mar 24 2017 12:37pm
Quote (Santara @ Mar 24 2017 08:01am)
All springs apply tension, stupid. The difference between compression and decompression are the direction the tension is oriented. I don't have to make shit up like you did with "vibration density," compression and decompression springs are real things. You can like, Google them and everything.


Were not arguing whether springs use tensions - it whether slinkys are springs stupid and you call it a decompression spring - Cornell is calling it a "compressed" tension spring, that you think your smarter than Cornell and NAsa just show how deluded into your making stuff up is - if i looked up stupid in the dictionary, your avatar would be right under it. You should call Nasa and get your story straight, your shillness isn't working to good atm.
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#150
Mar 24 2017 12:39pm
Quote (card_sultan @ Mar 24 2017 12:37pm)
Were not arguing whether springs use tensions - it whether slinkys are springs stupid and you call it a decompression spring - Cornell is calling it a "compressed" tension spring, that you think your smarter than Cornell and NAsa just show how deluded into your making stuff up is - if i looked up stupid in the dictionary, your avatar would be right under it. You should call Nasa and get your story straight, your shillness isn't working to good atm.


so a slinky is a spring, and santara is right, but its a differently named spring than what you found on a single website, so it's not a spring?

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