That's right people..Antigravity does exist

[dream431ca]

You know boeing said "oooo..look at us..we make Antigravity..HAHAHA!!!"..Ya, well...I can buy Antigravity from my local hardware store....You know what it is?? A MAGNET!!! Antigravity is a magnet because it counteracts the force of gravity and defeats it..That's why you can lift a paper clip off the table when you put a magnet next to it. Antigravity simply means to defeat the force of gravity, where gravity doesn't mean anything anymore. Boeing however wants to use it for some sort of vehical, which means a lot of power is needed, and money will be wasted. If you ask me Antigravity will never be achieved for vehicals until a new power source is found....and right now..it's a waste of money.

 

[Beerdude26]

Umm, doesn't a magnet just use magnetic powers, and not 'Antigravity'? Although it does have that cool ring to it

ANTIGRAVITY COLLECTOR : 850$

I'd hit it

 

[baxter]

And your point is ...............?

 

[Ames]

I defy gravity.

 

[AntiAnto]

*me pets dream431ca on the head*

Seriously, is your information based on something... like a... reference? Or are you just making that up by yourself?

From the little I know about physic (even if I'm interest as hell into it), I dare to say that you're probably very wrong.

 

[dream431ca]

*me pets dream431ca on the head*

Seriously, is your information based on something... like a... reference? Or are you just making that up by yourself?

From the little I know about physic (even if I'm interest as hell into it), I dare to say that you're probably very wrong.

I understand physics..and Antigravity is anything that counteracts the force of gravity which is a magnet.

 

[Beerdude26]

If you ask me Antigravity will never be achieved for vehicals

Let's just deny the fact that airplanes and rockets exist

Antigravity is anything that counteracts the force of gravity

So umm, like muscles and stuff too?

 

[baxter]

I understand physics..and Antigravity is anything that counteracts the force of gravity which is a magnet.

Really?

So according to you the earth’s polarity and gravitational field fall under the same theory?

 

[AntiAnto]

I understand physics..and Antigravity is anything that counteracts the force of gravity which is a magnet.

A magnet doesn't counteracts the force of gravity... A x object being attract by a magnet still interacts with the effects of the gravity. The electromagnetic force is just stronger than the gravity's, which is not eliminated because it's still there.

Like Beerdude26 said, a person being lift in the air by someone else is experiencing the effects of "antigravity"?

Antigravity is defined if it implies atomic interactions which opposes to gravity's atomic interactions. I believe that, like Anti-matter, antigravity would be the opposite of gravity. If gravity interacts with environment by its subatomic elements, here called Graviton, antigravity would imply the presence of an anti-graviton.

 

[15357]

If it did counteract gravity, you could pick any metal object up from any height using just a magnet.

 

[mortiz]

I understand physics..and Antigravity is anything that counteracts the force of gravity which is a magnet.

According to that definition me picking something up is Antigravity.

 

[Ikerous]

an·ti·grav·i·ty n. - The hypothetical effect of reducing or canceling a gravitational field.

 

[baxter]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I was lead to believe that gravity was caused by the spinning of the earth in orbit, whereby magnetic fields were cause by the continual shifting of the earths metallic core, but hey maybe I'm wrong

 

[Ikerous]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I was lead to believe that gravity was caused by the spinning of the earth in orbit, whereby magnetic fields were cause by the continual shifting of the earths metallic core, but hey maybe I'm wrong

So very wrong..

 

[AntiAnto]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I was lead to believe that gravity was caused by the spinning of the earth in orbit, whereby magnetic fields were cause by the continual shifting of the earths metallic core, but hey maybe I'm wrong

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

I love Wikipedia

 

[baxter]

So very wrong..

Please explain

 

[Ikerous]

Please explain

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

I love Wikipedia

6Limit

 

[AntiAnto]

Following the General relativity, any mass and energy of the universe would warp spacetime in some manner yet to be determined. Objects such as aples or planets would try to move in straight lines through spacetime, but their paths would appear to be bent by a gravitional field because spacetime is curved.

This theory was confirmed in a fashion when a British observed a slight bending of light from a star passing near the sun during an eclipse. It was direct evidence.

 

[Beerdude26]

*Beerdude26 sees dream431ca hiding away in a corner*

"Umm... shouldn't you like, admit you were wrong or something?"
"Yeh, maybe"

 

[Dgenatron]

You know boeing said "oooo..look at us..we make Antigravity..HAHAHA!!!"..Ya, well...I can buy Antigravity from my local hardware store....You know what it is?? A MAGNET!!! Antigravity is a magnet because it counteracts the force of gravity and defeats it..That's why you can lift a paper clip off the table when you put a magnet next to it. Antigravity simply means to defeat the force of gravity, where gravity doesn't mean anything anymore. Boeing however wants to use it for some sort of vehical, which means a lot of power is needed, and money will be wasted. If you ask me Antigravity will never be achieved for vehicals until a new power source is found....and right now..it's a waste of money.

Electromagnetic and Gravitational forces are two different things. Sorry.

 

[xcellerate]

you know gravity is the weakest of all the forces. Thats why a simple magnet is able to lift a paperclip even though the entire world is pulling the paper clip down. Nuclear forces are the strongest, then magnetic, then gravitational. The only thing gravity has over the other 2 is range. Correct me if im wrong, but the force of gravity is proportional to the inverse of its distance squared.

The funny thing is that since gravity acts over such vast distances, i can say that Tr0n and I are physically attracted to each other

 

[Ikerous]

you know gravity is the weakest of all the forces. Thats why a simple magnet is able to lift a paperclip even though the entire world is pulling the paper clip down. Nuclear forces are the strongest, then magnetic, then gravitational. The only thing gravity has over the other 2 is range. Correct me if im wrong, but the force of gravity is proportional to the inverse of its distance squared.

The funny thing is that since gravity acts over such vast distances, i can say that Tr0n and I are physically attracted to each other

Actually, i think its the same
I know the force between charged particles is q1*q2/r^2
Its just we see gravitational force on a large scale (e.g. planets..) more often

 

[AntiAnto]

you know gravity is the weakest of all the forces. Thats why a simple magnet is able to lift a paperclip even though the entire world is pulling the paper clip down. Nuclear forces are the strongest, then magnetic, then gravitational. The only thing gravity has over the other 2 is range. Correct me if im wrong, but the force of gravity is proportional to the inverse of its distance squared.

The funny thing is that since gravity acts over such vast distances, i can say that Tr0n and I are physically attracted to each other

Indeed, gravitional force is the only one that affects everything in the Universe, from subatomic elements to planets.

 

[Ikerous]

Indeed, gravitional force is the only one that affects everything in the Universe, from subatomic elements to planets.

:/ Everything made of atoms has a nuclear force
And at the atomic level gravity is pretty much negligable
So i'd say the strong and weak force are the ones that effect everything

 

[baxter]

6Limit

Sorry but that explains nothing.

Let me just get this straight, what you are saying is that magnetic and gravitational forces are directly linked. In other words without gravity there would be no magnetism?

Wrong, wrong, wrong.

they are two totally different independent forces, neither relying on each other

 

[Ikerous]

Sorry but that explains nothing.

Let me just get this straight, what you are saying is that magnetic and gravitational forces are directly linked. In other words without gravity there would be no magnetism?

Wrong, wrong, wrong.

they are two totally different independent forces, neither relying on each other

I was pointing out the link to clarify for you how gravity is generated...

And I implied that?
I didn't mean to.. :/
How exactly did I imply that?

And that may not be entirely true...
After all, how much time did einstein spend trying to find a way to relate the two subjects with one law?
He obviously thought there was a blatant connection
And if you buy the string theory.. it kind of brings them into one

 

[Ames]

Gravity is the force of attraction between massive particles due to their mass.

There.

 

[AntiAnto]

:/ Everything made of atoms has a nuclear force
And at the atomic level gravity is pretty much negligable
So i'd say the strong and weak force are the ones that effect everything

I've read somewhere that the Strong and the Weak forces are indeed very powerfull, but their rages don't affect a type of matter. I'll try to find the reference.

EDIT: I don't think the light is affected by those forces. However, gravity does have an effect on it.

EDIT2: http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr162/lect/cosmology/forces.html

The strong interaction is very strong, but very short-ranged. It acts only over ranges of order 10-13 centimeters and is responsible for holding the nuclei of atoms together. It is basically attractive, but can be effectively repulsive in some circumstances.

...

The weak force is responsible for radioactive decay and neutrino interactions. It has a very short range and, as its name indicates, it is very weak.

The four fundamental forces all play central roles in making the Universe what it is today, but with respect to the large-scale issues that are of interest to cosmology it is gravitation that is most important.

 

[baxter]

I was pointing out the link to clarify for you how gravity is generated...

And I implied that?
I didn't mean to.. :/
How exactly did I imply that?

And that may not be entirely true...
After all, how much time did einstein spend trying to find a way to relate the two subjects with one law?
He obviously thought there was a blatant connection
And if you buy the string theory.. it kind of brings them into one

Yes you did imply that by stating I was very wrong.
If you provide one single theory that directly links magnetism to gravity I will gladly accept it.
There is no blatant connection between these two forces and I certainly don't buy the string theory.

 

[Ikerous]

Yes you did imply that by stating I was very wrong.

You said gravity is caused by the earth's spin... That was very wrong

There is no blatant connection between these two forces and I certainly don't buy the string theory.

You didn't know how gravity was generated...
Yet you claim to have a better understanding of physics than the best theoretical physicists?
Lol, okay, ::shrugs::

it is gravitation that is most important

I think thats really an opinionated question :/
W/o strong forces we dont have atoms
W/o atoms what good is gravity?

It acts only over ranges of order 10-13 centimeters

Wow, neat, didn't know
I was mostly referring to electro-magnetic forces though when i mentioned distance
(Which is why i gave the elctric charge formula)
That has the same range as the gravitational force

 

[SimonomiS]

Wow Ikerous is teh smarts. :O

 

[AntiAnto]

Wow Ikerous is teh smarts. :O

I'm always left behind...

 

[Ikerous]

Wow Ikerous is teh smarts. :O

Lier! Take it back... ::glare::

Who says we use this odd-topic thread as an opportunity for fun-fun spam time
::raises hand::

Er.. i mean.. buoyant force is equal to the weight of displaced fluid?

 

[baxter]

You said gravity is caused by the earth's spin... That was very wrong

OK, you are the one who is being dismissive and argumentive, so explain how the force of gravity is generated.

You didn't know how gravity was generated...
Yet you claim to have a better understanding of physics than the best theoretical physicists?
Lol, okay, ::shrugs::

I'm sorry where did I claim this?
I never claimed to have any sort of understanding; you did by your dismissal of my explanation.
So come on then pray tell, rather than shrugging put you theory forward and let’s discuss it.

 

[Ikerous]

I'm sorry where did I claim this?
I never claimed to have any sort of understanding; you did by your dismissal of my explanation.
So come on then pray tell, rather than shrugging put you theory forward and let’s discuss it.

Let me just get this straight, what you are saying is that magnetic and gravitational forces are directly linked.
Wrong, wrong, wrong.

You seemed so dead-set that theres no correlation...
I was just saying that PhD's probably know more

OK, you are the one who is being dismissive and argumentive, so explain how the force of gravity is generated.

mass and energy curve spacetime, resulting in the phenomenon known as gravity.

Or at least thats the running theory

Or... like this?

But followed by 50 frog/imu smilies
:imu::imu::imu::imu::imu:

 

[baxter]

You seemed so dead-set that theres no correlation...
I was just saying that PhD's probably know more

Fair does, you're probably a dam sight smarter than me, so I'll bid you goodnight.

 

[Ikerous]

Fair does, you're probably a dam sight smarter than me, so I'll bid you goodnight.

Probably not, but, night sexy ^_^
::Hugs::

So.. anyone else a fan of these "Half Life" games?

 

[Hectic Glenn]

In reply to the thread starter, because i havent read all the thread, you are incorrect. Something which goes against gravity isn't antigravity, its just resisting it. If newton threw that apple back up back in the air, it wouldn't be anti gravity, with a magnet its just keeping things up/ away as the magnetic field is repelling the object.

As far as im aware, antigravity is present in blackholes where its extremely strong, and everything works in reverse. e.g. weight, ageing and time. (That last bit is just one theory i read a year ago, very interesting though!)

 

[nick_t]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I was lead to believe that gravity was caused by the spinning of the earth in orbit, whereby magnetic fields were cause by the continual shifting of the earths metallic core, but hey maybe I'm wrong

Gravity is caused by an object's mass. Even if the universe was empty and you and I were standing billions of kilometers away (not spinning), we would still have gravity.

 

[dream431ca]

Well..ok I'm probably wrong...it was fun though