exchemist
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What balls. You don't give a toss about offending, that is clear. You have no "right" to post on your preferred subjects when they are off-topic. Random stuff about fractals obviously is off-topic.
Fallacy , Space can be bent , warped or contorted .
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It's just his usual Gish Gallop. Nothing new.
In the end space can not be bent or contorted in any way , by anything physical . No matter the scale .
Space and the physical ( the periodic table ) . Rocks and things . Non-living things . Never interact with each other .
Space and the Physical never interact with each other . They never connect together on any level .
Space and the physical ( the periodic table ) . Rocks and things . Non-living things . Never interact with each other .
Space and the Physical never interact with each other . They never connect together on any level .
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Pinball1970
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Reported for spamming the same idiotic mindless shit you put on every thread. Idiot
its going to take a little time , thinking . Upon . My post#183
Pinball1970
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No it won't. Hopefully your emptied headed crap will be booted off the thread and off the site
your not really about science , just dogma .
Pinball1970
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Fuck off. Prick.
Reported for posting the same stupid crap on every thread.
So I guess the fact that spacetime is actually warped by gravity must be upsetting to you.
Molecules are literally defined by the space between the various atoms that make up the molecule.
Yes, you yourself cannot "grab" spacetime and bend it. That is correct.
Gravity can indeed bend spacetime. We know this because we see gravity bend spacetime.
I gave you an example above where that was proven false.
Rotation bends the material in space , not gravity . Gravity on its own does not spin or rotate . Nor bend space .
Gravity is about mass , in the macro world . Fine . But mass doesn't rotate on its own .
So why does rotation , or spin exist ? Explain planetary rings , along its rotating equatorial plane . And the planets along the equatorial plane of the Sun . For the most part . The further out you go , the less on the equatorial of the Sun the planet is .
Gravity is about mass , in the macro world . Fine . But mass doesn't rotate on its own .
So why does rotation , or spin exist ? Explain planetary rings , along its rotating equatorial plane . And the planets along the equatorial plane of the Sun . For the most part . The further out you go , the less on the equatorial of the Sun the planet is .
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DaveC426913
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You literally just got back from being infracted - twice - for being unable to explain, let alone defend, your assertions.
At some point, the infractions will accumulate and you will be perma-banned.
Rotation doesn't "bend the material in space."
Nor does it need to to create gravity.
Newtonian physics, known for hundreds of years. Plenty of high school physics textbooks to explain that if you are curious.
Planetary rings - things orbit planets. Moons, artificial satellites etc. Over time, if there's enough stuff, everything ends up in a fairly common orbit, because if it does NOT end up in that common orbit, it hits OTHER things in the common orbit, and is either destroyed or is slowed by the collisions until it assumes that common orbit - at which point there are no more collisions. That is true whether the planet is rotating or not.
Now, you ask, so why is it exactly on the equator on rotating planets? Because of a process called differential precession. Inclined orbits usually precess — the place where they cross the equator changes longitude thanks to planets being squashed at their poles from its rotation. (Gives them an uneven mass distribution.) The rate of precession depends on how far you are from the planet, so closer-in orbits precess faster. This causes what once was an inclined sheet of material to wind up into something that looks more like a spiral. (In fact, you can see such a structure in the inner regions of Saturn's rings, where there’s less stuff to damp out vertical motion.)
Eventually, the spiral will get so tight that nearby particles are not crossing the ring plane at the same time, and collide, to start damping the vertical motion of the ring. And the only place that DOESN'T happen is in an exactly equatorial orbit, which means that once the rings get there, they stay there.
They all condensed out of the same rotating sphere - then disk - of material. So of course they stay in about the same place.
Again, this is high school physics.
You are factually incorrect. And the correct answer has been explained to you a dozen times. At this point I am not sure if you are:
1) a simple troll
2) mentally disabled, such that you do not have the basic intelligence to read and understand English
3) mentally ill, such that you feel that if you admit that physics is real, the black helicopters will get you or something
Then why do you display such appalling ignorance of basic physics? I am leaning more and more to mental incapacity; you are simply incapable of understanding physics, and thus you make up simplified explanations that your limited mind can accept (i.e. rotation causes gravity.)