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[low plains drifter 10,685]

34 minutes ago, paulus said:

Why don't all Pork Scratchings have hairs on them? 

 

[paulus 26]

1 minute ago, Lenmcharristar said:

For the sheer size of the moon compared to earth it really has a weak gravitational pull and we have the biggest moon in our solar system and we are in a perfectly balanced dance to keep it all acting as 1 body, look at the commet/meteor hits on its surface, looks like it hoovers up a lot of hits for us

Perhaps we are some DNA evolutionary experiment by extra-terrestrial beings, in reality who the hell knows. 

[chartpolski 24,290]

12 minutes ago, Lenmcharristar said:

For the sheer size of the moon compared to earth it really has a weak gravitational pull and we have the biggest moon in our solar system and we are in a perfectly balanced dance to keep it all acting as 1 body, look at the commet/meteor hits on its surface, looks like it hoovers up a lot of hits for us

Aren't there at least four moons in the solar system bigger than the earths moon ? Ganymede being the biggest ?

Cheers.

[Bakerboy 4,736]

5 minutes ago, paulus said:

Perhaps we are some DNA evolutionary experiment by extra-terrestrial beings, in reality who the hell knows. 

God, God knows

[mushroom 13,198]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

There are four forces in the known universe, Francie.

Gravity,

Electromagnetism,

Weak nuclear,

Strong nuclear.

The "Holy Grail" of physics is to find a "connection" between all four.

Up to now, physicists have managed to do this, in theory, with electromagnetism, weak nuclear and strong nuclear.

This is known as the "Grand Unifying Theory" or "G.U.T".

To "connect" those three with gravity is known as the " Theory Of Everything" or "T.O.E.".

No one has came near to it, and some say it can never be done.

Hope this helps.

And so endeth the lesson......

Cheers.

 

This is why quantum mechanics theorists think that it’s the answer but nothing yet

and the moon is made of cheese FACT! 

[king 11,984]

Voyager 1 & 2 is some feat of engineering..nearly 15 billion Miles from earth..and traveled for 45yrs..

They say it sends a signal/ message.

Back to earth everyday..

Now that's 45yr old technology..and yet I can't get a mobile phone signal in my house..

Voyager - Mission Status

VOYAGER.JPL.NASA.GOV

 

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

No wonder you c**ts  got no time for hunting .Too busy looking up meaningless shite on the net ffs .

[mushroom 13,198]

47 minutes ago, Lenmcharristar said:

Gravity seems to work as the more dense the object the higher the gravitational field of attraction is, so why if you hit the atmosphere at the wrong angle do ya bounce off and go back into space?  Also why are the craters on the moon all the same depth? And it rang like a bell when they crashed used craft into the surface, does that mean its hollow? And therefor a satellite? If so does that mean it was brought here? By whom? And how did the correct distance to mass equal out so the moon stays in orbit and does not fly off or crash into the earth?? A lot just to be coincidental.

The moon is in a decaying orbit. It’s a stable decaying orbit because of gravity. The shit that keeps us on earth and moving with it. One day it will crash into earth.

[Lenmcharristar 9,854]

5 minutes ago, mushroom said:

The moon is in a decaying orbit. It’s a stable decaying orbit because of gravity. The shit that keeps us on earth and moving with it. One day it will crash into earth.

You sure, i read it was going from earth by about an inch a year so who knows, maybe our inner core has a strong enough pull to keep it where it is, but how did it get there relative to size of us? Was it 2 planets that collided millions of yrs ago and we just got the heavier elements? Who knows

[low plains drifter 10,685]

12 minutes ago, foxdropper said:

No wonder you c**ts  got no time for hunting .Too busy looking up meaningless shite on the net ffs .

There's more to life than death 

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

1 minute ago, low plains drifter said:

There's more to life than death 

And you know that because …you know someone who’s  been to the beyond .Of course you don’t  so get real bud .Live …….die ,the end .

[mushroom 13,198]

3 minutes ago, Lenmcharristar said:

You sure, i read it was going from earth by about an inch a year so who knows, maybe our inner core has a strong enough pull to keep it where it is, but how did it get there relative to size of us? Was it 2 planets that collided millions of yrs ago and we just got the heavier elements? Who knows

You’re right, I got it opposite. I blame the ale and spliff combination  

proves I’m not googling to look smart though

[mushroom 13,198]

Anyway… It’s still stable decaying, just in the opposite direction

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

f**k me ,not only have we got physicists on here but fecking astronauts too .

[mushroom 13,198]

1 minute ago, foxdropper said:

f**k me ,not only have we got physicists on here but fecking astronauts too .

I studied maths and engineering Not a physicist or an astronaut but I did once do peyote and visited another star