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sheepofdumb wrote:I'm not scum, just a threat to the town. There's a difference, thank you very much.
ga7 wrote: I'll keep my vote where it should be but just in case Vote Strike Wolf AND f*ck FLAMINGOS f*ck THEM HARD
DoomYoshi wrote:Test it on me. Tree stump is my favorite role anyway lol. Next time I am picking Wispy Woods as my character.
sheepofdumb wrote:This really has nothing to do with creation. Please, I do not care for people arguing about scientific laws.
AlgyTaylor wrote:Heavenly bodies do not fall
sheepofdumb wrote:I'm not scum, just a threat to the town. There's a difference, thank you very much.
ga7 wrote: I'll keep my vote where it should be but just in case Vote Strike Wolf AND f*ck FLAMINGOS f*ck THEM HARD
heavycola wrote:Who said anything about creationism?
The Weird One wrote:I'm game if you are, hecter!!!
ignotus wrote:The Weird One wrote:I'm game if you are, hecter!!!
*pushes hecter and weird one of the Eiffel tower*
....
*they scream and end looking like bloody pancakes*
Yep, gravity works just fine!
J-Duds wrote:Circular reasoning or elliptical reasoning?
This is because all orbiting bodies are actually moving forward. Gravity is the force that keeps it moving in a circle/ellipse rather than flying forward into space. Spin around a yo-yo on a string and you get the same effect.
The universe is tuned.
And its those same kinds of odds that were required for life to form on this particular rock an acceptable distance from a star with adequate amounts of water, oxygen, carbon, and all other elements, ect, ect, ect. Just because the odds of something happening are extremely small doesn't mean it can't happen.
Boltzmann bounces Newton.
Who said that they truly are stable? Since gravity acts both ways, the body orbiting and the body orbited are slowly getting closer to each other. Its an extremely insignificant distance/rate, but it is happening. That's why satellites and space stations need periodic readjustments or else they re-enter the atmosphere and burn up.
Microgravity? Yes! Macrogravity? No!
Get that egg moving forward as fast as the moon is and it will orbit the earth just like anything else. Just dropping it will cause the earth to exert a force on it and drag it down as there is no horizontal force/velocity to cause orbiting. The moon/sun/ect falling was explained in the first point.
God of the gaps.
Why would we rotate around a 50 ton hill when there are a few trillion tons of dirt right below us pulling us down. The effect of Earth's gravity is so much greater than anything you would consider "large" on its surface, that the forces caused by them are insignificant in comparison.
Why doesn't the moon rotate around the sun?
The same reason why we don't fall towards the sun. The earth exerts a much greater force on it because it is much closer.
Newton knew nada.
What a surprise. A scientist has to create a new formula in order to explain his theory. I'm shocked.
82% of the residents of Kansas do not believe in tensors
Right, because, you know, 100% of Kansas residents have a PhD in either particle physics or astronomy.
Alright, I'm done responding to stupid ideas. Time to quite stalling and write my BME paper.[/i]
sheepofdumb wrote:I'm not scum, just a threat to the town. There's a difference, thank you very much.
ga7 wrote: I'll keep my vote where it should be but just in case Vote Strike Wolf AND f*ck FLAMINGOS f*ck THEM HARD
sheepofdumb wrote:I'm not scum, just a threat to the town. There's a difference, thank you very much.
ga7 wrote: I'll keep my vote where it should be but just in case Vote Strike Wolf AND f*ck FLAMINGOS f*ck THEM HARD
unriggable wrote:Where's jay.
sheepofdumb wrote:I'm not scum, just a threat to the town. There's a difference, thank you very much.
ga7 wrote: I'll keep my vote where it should be but just in case Vote Strike Wolf AND f*ck FLAMINGOS f*ck THEM HARD
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