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10/9/2012 11:51:54 PM
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Gravity no longer exists.
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Wouldn't half the things on Earth be centrifugally bound to Earth on the side that's facing whatever direction it's heading? And wouldn't the other half fly off?
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We all die.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] WinyPit82 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zoroark1214 Technically, our blood in our bodies would not even stay put due to the no gravity thing. We'd die from that alone.[/quote] I'm no biologist but I'm pretty sure a human's circulatory system can function with a reasonable amount of normality in the absence of gravity. I think it's more dependent of pressure.[/quote]But without gravity, there would be no pressure.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] WinyPit82 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zoroark1214 Technically, our blood in our bodies would not even stay put due to the no gravity thing. We'd die from that alone.[/quote] I'm no biologist but I'm pretty sure a human's circulatory system can function with a reasonable amount of normality in the absence of gravity. I think it's more dependent of pressure.[/quote]But without gravity, there would be no pressure.[/quote] The pressure on your body is irrelevant; so long as the atmospheric pressure and interior pressure remain unchanged, you're fine
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I am in the exact same position until I create some inertia.
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Drifting around my bathroom, trying to avoid the poo floating around.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] GhostLink2401 Wouldn't half the things on Earth be centrifugally bound to Earth on the side that's facing whatever direction it's heading? And wouldn't the other half fly off? [/quote]You're forgetting that the earth will fly off as well and the moon and the sun and everything [Edited on 10.09.2012 4:37 PM PDT]
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If there was no gravity, (assume inside with a/c off) wouldn't everything just be in the same position as when gravity was on? Also, it seems like that would negatively affect our body, since the human isn't designed for no gravity. Oh, and we would all die fairly quickly since we would no longer orbit the sun, so we would float off elsewhere.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] teh Chaz [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] GhostLink2401 Wouldn't half the things on Earth be centrifugally bound to Earth on the side that's facing whatever direction it's heading? And wouldn't the other half fly off? [/quote]You're forgetting that the earth will fly off as well and the moon and the sun and everything[/quote] Soo.. The Earth will fly off the... Earth? lol
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ParagonRenegade [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] teh Chaz [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] GhostLink2401 Wouldn't half the things on Earth be centrifugally bound to Earth on the side that's facing whatever direction it's heading? And wouldn't the other half fly off? [/quote]You're forgetting that the earth will fly off as well and the moon and the sun and everything[/quote] Soo.. The Earth will fly off the... Earth? lol[/quote]It'll fly out of its orbit you silly goose
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I die.
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No gravity would mean no atmosphere, which would mean no life.
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well first i feel elated at finally being able to know what sitting on the ceiling feels like. then i die along with everyone else.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ParagonRenegade [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] WinyPit82 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zoroark1214 Technically, our blood in our bodies would not even stay put due to the no gravity thing. We'd die from that alone.[/quote] I'm no biologist but I'm pretty sure a human's circulatory system can function with a reasonable amount of normality in the absence of gravity. I think it's more dependent of pressure.[/quote]But without gravity, there would be no pressure.[/quote] The pressure on your body is irrelevant; so long as the atmospheric pressure and interior pressure remain unchanged, you're fine[/quote]I'm not talking pressure on the body. I interpret that it means that there is no longer any gravity period. The connections between atoms would therefor weaken, or disperse entirely depending on how strong the bonds are between the charges. Oceans would no longer have anything keeping them stuck to the planet, and the hydrogen-oxygen bonds would most likely break away. Atmospheric pressure would also disappear because the Earth no longer has the ability to keep it there, making it vent into space in moments. God, I don't really know how to explain well enough. [Edited on 10.09.2012 4:46 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ParagonRenegade [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] WinyPit82 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zoroark1214 Technically, our blood in our bodies would not even stay put due to the no gravity thing. We'd die from that alone.[/quote] I'm no biologist but I'm pretty sure a human's circulatory system can function with a reasonable amount of normality in the absence of gravity. I think it's more dependent of pressure.[/quote]But without gravity, there would be no pressure.[/quote] The pressure on your body is irrelevant; so long as the atmospheric pressure and interior pressure remain unchanged, you're fine[/quote]I'm not talking pressure on the body. I interpret that it means that there is no longer any gravity period. The connections between atoms would therefor weaken, or disperse entirely depending on how strong the bonds are between the charges. Oceans would no longer have anything keeping them stuck to the planet, and the hydrogen-oxygen bonds would most likely break away. There would be no loss in mass, but... God, I don't really know how to explain well enough.[/quote]Here's an easy explanation. EVERYTHING THAT ISN'T NAILED DOWN GETS FLUNG OFF THE EARTH AT A TANGENT
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 The entire Universe collapses, meaning that I'm dead.[/quote] What?...No...the universe expands even faster. Anyway, all the stars explode which will kill us all assuming we're not already dead from floating off into space.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] LastNV My predicament is that there is no gravity.[/quote]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ParagonRenegade [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] WinyPit82 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Zoroark1214 Technically, our blood in our bodies would not even stay put due to the no gravity thing. We'd die from that alone.[/quote] I'm no biologist but I'm pretty sure a human's circulatory system can function with a reasonable amount of normality in the absence of gravity. I think it's more dependent of pressure.[/quote]But without gravity, there would be no pressure.[/quote] The pressure on your body is irrelevant; so long as the atmospheric pressure and interior pressure remain unchanged, you're fine[/quote]I'm not talking pressure on the body. I interpret that it means that there is no longer any gravity period. The connections between atoms would therefor weaken, or disperse entirely depending on how strong the bonds are between the charges. Oceans would no longer have anything keeping them stuck to the planet, and the hydrogen-oxygen bonds would most likely break away. Atmospheric pressure would also disappear because the Earth no longer has the ability to keep it there, making it vent into space in moments. God, I don't really know how to explain well enough. [/quote] Gravity isn't involved in keeping our atoms/molecules together.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] CrazyT In the atmosphere, dying.[/quote]No gravity doesn't make your float up... I don't know where people got that idea.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Postwarbean85 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] CrazyT In the atmosphere, dying.[/quote]No gravity doesn't make your float up... I don't know where people got that idea.[/quote]He's technically right He'll be flung off the earth with the atmosphere because he'll be moving at the same linear speed that the earth is at that point but now in a straight line because gravity is no longer providing a centripetal force.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mind Reaper 771 [/quote] While a lack of gravity would essentially doom every single "large" thing in the universe, and the universe itself, the Human body and other similarly-sized objects have such weak interaction with gravity that it is essentially irrelevant.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] teh Chaz EVERYTHING THAT ISN'T NAILED DOWN GETS FLUNG OFF THE EARTH AT A TANGENT[/quote]
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I am no ceiling goat.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] oaklandp8ntbalr [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] teh Chaz EVERYTHING THAT ISN'T NAILED DOWN GETS FLUNG OFF THE EARTH AT A TANGENT[/quote][/quote] Considering that the Earth would be falling apart...
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] teh Chaz Everything in the universe flies off in the linear direction it was travelling. We all die.[/quote]
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Fapping on the ceiling of my parent's bedroom. Not too different from my present circumstances, I have to say...
