NoahFence
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Trolls don't do wrong.
The thing I love about this board is that it has an international membership.
Often times I have to wait for a response during a debate here because the person I'm having the conversation with is asleep due to the fact that they're on the other side of the planet.
While it's midday here, it's midnight somewhere else. Hence, a round ball in space.

I once read a (stupid) explanation for that. You see, the sun is really tiny and turns around in circles above our flat Earth, only able to illuminate a part of the disk at any one time, like a spotlight, thereby giving the illusion that we're a sphere revolving around a really big sun.
It's no use arguing with Flat Earthers, really...![]()
Originally Posted by Daniel
"How can you have a Vacuum (Space) attached to a Non-Vacuum (Earth) and still retain the Properties of a Vacuum and a Non-Vacuum in the same system, simultaneously....?"
Let's assume you're correct and entropy prevents a non vacuum system from being attached to a vacuum. This means that either : there is no atmosphere on the earth, or that the atmosphere continues into what we term 'space'
Given that I am breathing quite happily now, I assume that there is an atmosphere on earth, so the only remaining option is that the atmosphere continues into space. So why do astronauts, cosmonauts, taikonauts and pilots of high altitude planes need breathing apparatus?
3TL
Let's set them Equal:
Fc = mEarth ( V2/r ) = G mEarth MSun / r2 = Fg . So a little Algebra...
Fc =mEarth( V2/r ) = GmEarthMSun / r2 = Fg ....
Fc = ( V2/r ) = G MSun / r2 = Fg !!! We can Stop right here, See The Problem??
Fc and Fg are NO LONGER "FORCES" because we just Eliminated ( " m " ) from both sides of the Equation!
Let's set them Equal:
Fc = mEarth ( V2/r ) = G mEarth MSun / r2 = Fg . So a little Algebra...
Fc = mEarth ( V2/r ) = G mEarth MSun / r2 = Fg ....
Fc = ( V2/r ) = G MSun / r2 = Fg !!! We can Stop right here, See The Problem??
Fc and Fg are NO LONGER "FORCES" because we just Eliminated ( " m " ) from both sides of the Equation!