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Flat Earth Debate / Re: Perspective?
« on: November 28, 2007, 06:23:08 PM »
It all due to the Anti-Moon.
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Your equations are wrong. Also, no electron has ever reached c. Saying otherwise is madness.It is impossible to reach the speed of light.
NO SHIT SHERLOCK?!
That's what I am trying to point out: using gravitational acceleration to account for gravity can't be done!
a = 9m/s per second (9m/sē)
c = 2.99792485 * 10^8 m/s
So I'm going to calculate how long it takes to reach lightspeed using gravitational acceleration:
2.99792485 * 10^8 / 9 = 33310273.11 seconds = 9253 hours = 385.5 years
If gravity was produced by gravitational acceleration, we'd approach lightspeed within a year. Seeing that earth has been around longer than that, it's impossible. Even if you take in the fact that reaching lightspeed is an impossibility, parts CAN approach the speed of light. I have observed and studied the effects electrons reaching c, and it's madness.
What about gradients don't you understand?
Looking horizontally means the value of obstruction increases as the distance increases.
Looking diagonally means that the value of obstruction increases only as far as you're looking horizontally. The vanishing point and the clearer atmosphere above then play a role.
Looking vertically means that the value of obstruction is decreasing as the distance increases.
Introduction:
Q: Why does gravitational pull decrease as my height increases?
A: Because you are closer to the stars, which do have a gravitational pull.