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May 27 2018 12:13pm
Quote (Ep0ch @ May 27 2018 08:02am)
You can spray paint a turd gold and call it a gold nugget. Doesn't make it true.


your incel hero turned poop into gold, why are you to weak minded to do the same?
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May 27 2018 12:16pm
Quote (card_sultan @ May 27 2018 01:13pm)
your incel hero turned poop into gold, why are you to weak minded to do the same?


How tall is your dunce cap?
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#9603
May 27 2018 12:21pm
Quote (card_sultan @ May 27 2018 12:00pm)
Vacuums we create here on Earth exert forces on their container. You believe space exerts no pressure, but you cannot model that and you cannot define what dark energy or matter is because you have never been to space, you just trust the military propaganda wing of the goverment to define it for you and believe that no one in the goverment could ever lie to you. You cannot model gravity or reproduce it in any way, you cannot prove gravity, but still believe your Astro-Priests



how come if I over pressure a vessel and it fails the physical evidence such as shrapnel / bent metal would suggest a force acting from the inside towards outside. But when the force of a vacuum escapes a vessel the physical evidence suggests a force acting from the outside inward?
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May 27 2018 01:55pm
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May 27 2018 05:21pm
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how come if I over pressure a vessel and it fails the physical evidence such as shrapnel / bent metal would suggest a force acting from the inside towards outside. But when the force of a vacuum escapes a vessel the physical evidence suggests a force acting from the outside inward?


It's not the normal air pressure sucking in, its the vacuum expanding outwards that sucks the metal in.

Vacuums are much more powerful than your supposed force of gravity which is just a mislabeled pseudo force called weight

and your belief that space is an infinite perfect vacuum is pretty ridiculous.

Make a model of a near perfect vacuum next to a positive pressure of air without a physical barrier in between - bet you can't do it.

This post was edited by card_sultan on May 27 2018 05:24pm
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May 27 2018 05:25pm
Quote (card_sultan @ May 27 2018 07:21pm)
It's not the normal air pressure sucking in, its the vacuum expanding outwards that sucks the metal in.

Vacuums are much more powerful than your supposed force of gravity which is just a mislabeled pseudo force called weight

and your belief that space is an infinite perfect vacuum is pretty ridiculous.

Make a model of a near perfect vacuum next to a positive pressure of air without a physical barrier in between - bet you can't do it.



No proof.
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May 27 2018 05:38pm
Quote (Chainsaw47 @ May 27 2018 05:25pm)
No proof.



And plenty of proof of the exact opposite

This post was edited by remco6 on May 27 2018 05:38pm
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May 27 2018 05:46pm
Quote (Thor123422 @ May 27 2018 01:11am)
"Power of a vacuum" is the air pushing inward on the empty tank.

Vacuum doesn't exert any force, it's atoms and particles that exert forces, and they can be strong when there's nothing pushing back.

Typically atmospheric pressure is 14lb/square inch. That's quite a lot. Usually there's an equal pressure inside the tank exerting that same pressure outward, but when it's totally empty that isn't the case, and you get hundreds of pounds of force on that tank.


This is true. Placing a vacuum on one side doesn't create a force pulling up, it creates an imbalance of atmospheric pressure that pushes the object up.

Quote (card_sultan @ May 27 2018 01:21am)
:rofl:


You've never understood physics in the first place. Why start now?

Quote (ChivasRegal @ May 27 2018 02:40am)
that truly was a stupid comment......I feel so embarrassed for you, I won't save that quote and put it in my sig ok


I wish you would save it. The rest of us get a great chuckle watching you plaster your ignorance in every post.

This post was edited by Santara on May 27 2018 05:51pm
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#9609
May 27 2018 06:09pm
Since when does vacuum expand out? Trollery confirmed
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May 27 2018 10:34pm
Quote (card_sultan @ May 27 2018 05:21pm)
It's not the normal air pressure sucking in, its the vacuum expanding outwards that sucks the metal in.

Vacuums are much more powerful than your supposed force of gravity which is just a mislabeled pseudo force called weight

and your belief that space is an infinite perfect vacuum is pretty ridiculous.

Make a model of a near perfect vacuum next to a positive pressure of air without a physical barrier in between - bet you can't do it.


What causes weight doesnt matter. The fact that the air is pulled down is enough to keep the air on earth.

Actually light molecules do escape, hydrogen and helium escape into space from the atmosphere because theyre so light but larger molecules like oxygen (16xheavier) cant escape with any regularity.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on May 27 2018 10:34pm
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