Planets Orbit Not Because Of Gravity Energy But Because Of Griff Energy - Page 2

dilli-theclaw · 20-02-2010, 12:10

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Originally Posted by gafferuk

Thanks for all trying to make me look the fool, but,

How can the moon be effected by gravity and not the astonaut? everything falls at the same speed!

Care to explain?

Both the moon AND the astronaut ARE effected by gravity - just to a different degree. You could start by reading the thread and paying attention to post 11 for example.

Personally I think you are just on a wind up.

Kymmy · 20-02-2010, 12:12

Post does not belong in Current Affairs so moved to Science and Technology, though I was tempted to move it to humour

20-02-2010, 12:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by gafferuk

Thanks for all trying to make me look the fool, but,

How can the moon be effected by gravity and not the astonaut? everything falls at the same speed!

Care to explain?

I'll tell you how I learned about gravity.... by choosing to study Physics as a GCSE, and later reading numerous books by learned and intelligent men who try to bring enlightenment to the ignorant....

As a starter for 10 I'll link some sites that explain gravity below, starting with the ever popular (but occasionally incorrect Wikipedia)....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History...ational_theory

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton%...al_gravitation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalence_principle

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introdu...ral_relativity

http://www.howstuffworks.com/question232.htm

http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/l...ewtongrav.html

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/grav.html

There are many more sites online that can explain Gravity, but happy reading with the list above.

Peter_ · 20-02-2010, 12:26

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Originally Posted by gafferuk

Thanks for all trying to make me look the fool, but,

How can the moon be effected by gravity and not the astonaut? everything falls at the same speed!

Care to explain?

Gravity does not reach out that far so it must be something else, Griff!! You are not taking that from me!

Get a Grip Griff.

How does gravity work?

Jon T · 20-02-2010, 12:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by gafferuk

Thanks for all trying to make me look the fool, but,

How can the moon be effected by gravity and not the astonaut? everything falls at the same speed!

Care to explain?

Gravity does not reach out that far so it must be something else, Griff!! You are not taking that from me!

Because the moon has enough mass to show an attraction towards the earth, a person(even in a spacesuit) only has a very small percentage of mass compared to the moon.

gafferuk · 20-02-2010, 12:30

Your all are a bit stupid, if everything falls at the same speed, then size an wieight does not come in to it.

So how can the moon be effected by gravity and not the astronaut?

you can all throw links at me but none explain this!

dilli-theclaw · 20-02-2010, 12:33

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Originally Posted by gafferuk

Your all are a bit stupid, if everything falls at the same speed, then size an wieight does not come in to it.

So how can the moon be effected by gravity and not the astronaut?

you can all throw links at me but none explain this!

We are all a bit stupid? lol

Did you actually READ any of the links?

edit - yup definately on a wind up.

gafferuk · 20-02-2010, 12:34

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Originally Posted by Thomas T

We are all a bit stupid? lol

Did you actually READ any of the links?

Give ma a quote!

dilli-theclaw · 20-02-2010, 12:35

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Originally Posted by gafferuk

Give ma a quote!

No - READ the links. You asked for an explanation - you recieved several pointers in the right direction. READ them then come back.

gafferuk · 20-02-2010, 12:36

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Originally Posted by Thomas T

No - READ the links. You asked for an explanation - you recieved several pointers in the right direction. READ them then come back.

But I don't know what your on about.

dilli-theclaw · 20-02-2010, 12:38

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Originally Posted by gafferuk

But I don't know what your on about.

Yes you do, I'm not playing this game with you. You are acting like a three year old.

Jon T · 20-02-2010, 12:39

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Originally Posted by gafferuk

But I don't know what your on about.

Then I suggest that your either

a) Can't be bothered to read the info that has been linked to.

b) Are too stubborn to accept what your being told

c) Lack the mental capacity to comprehend the information

gafferuk · 20-02-2010, 12:39

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Originally Posted by Thomas T

Both the moon AND the astronaut ARE effected by gravity - just to a different degree. You could start by reading the thread and paying attention to post 11 for example.

Personally I think you are just on a wind up.

things fall at the same speed, so that makes no sense! the astronaut is closer so should be effected more, but its only floating as theres no gravity away from the earth!

Peter_ · 20-02-2010, 12:40

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Originally Posted by gafferuk

But I don't know what your on about.

That is because you are being a troll and you know it.

Try this link as I think it may be more the format you are looking for CLICK ME

Jon T · 20-02-2010, 12:41

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Originally Posted by Moldova

That is because you are being a troll and you know it.

+1