Did we actually really land on moon?

[Cryptotourist]

Personally I think it's because of density,

That's the smartest thing you have ever said son.

God's firmament of heaven,

Can you spare us the religious stuff? firmament=heaven=stars=galaxies

the dome above us has a great electrical potential (+).

The Sun above us has great electrical potential.

I can make shit stick to the roof like the exorcist in a laboratory with the Coulomb Force and a fluid via a phenomenon known as electromigration.

Does it apply only for shit? Is a fan necessary? I'd like to see you try.

You can take your gravity and shovel it Prof. Lizard Tits!

Now that's funny.

[notbatman]

^^^ You lose, let me explain.

We don't leave God out of it just because you want label everything related as "religious" taboo. We're inside an engineered structure with electric lights. Scripture (KJV) says the firmament is a solid metal mirror and the celestial objects are within.

Everything I say about the Coulomb Force and electromigration is already documented and confirmed, the science is settled so to speak.

Head down to the agriculture department and find their garden shed, then head out back and start digging. You'll want to bury that rotten theory (gravity) a few feet down. Also find the jar with Eisenstein's brain and toss the contents in too.






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According to wiki, electromigration is now being called or has been redefined as "Electro-osmosis" or "Electroosmotic flow".

   "Electroosmotic flow is caused by the Coulomb force induced by an electric field on net mobile electric charge in a solution. Because the chemical equilibrium between a solid surface and an electrolyte solution typically leads to the interface acquiring a net fixed electrical charge, a layer of mobile ions, known as an electrical double layer or Debye layer, forms in the region near the interface. When an electric field is applied to the fluid (usually via electrodes placed at inlets and outlets), the net charge in the electrical double layer is induced to move by the resulting Coulomb force. The resulting flow is termed electroosmotic flow." -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electro-osmosis

Outside the lab, the fluid medium is the atmosphere and the applied electric field is between the firmament and the ground. This is why the ground is 'down', the sky is 'up' and, it's the underlying mechanism behind density and buoyancy or why objects fall.

I'm sure you've got a lot of "b-b-but what about" questions and they're all for the most part answered by displacement current, scalar & vector potentials and the static aether.

[Spendulus]

....the science is settled so to speak. ....

I'm certainly glad to hear that.

How about you make us a working ray gun blaster with them theories?

I promise not to use it on anything except skunks, squirrels, and sea otters.

[BADecker]

You'll want to bury that rotten theory (gravity) a few feet down.

Now you're talking. Gotta get that theory (gravity) right down there where gravity is. Of course, it's more than a few feet...

[Lambowei]

We don't leave God out of it just because you want label everything related as "religious" taboo. We're inside an engineered structure with electric lights. Scripture (KJV) says the firmament is a solid metal mirror and the celestial objects are within.

Everything I say about the Coulomb Force and electromigration is already documented and confirmed, the science is settled so to speak.

It's funny when I see some people trying so hard to explain how physics agree with the farts of a nomad written in some papyrus a couple thousand years ago. Sorry but your scripture is stinky.

[notbatman]

^^^ What bearing does this have on whether scripture is true? Taking a badly translated description of a rino then screaming unicorn farts doesn't have any relevance to whether the text is referring to an actual animal.

The Coulomb Force can be demonstrated via experiment in the lab. You can't demonstrate what causes gravity in the lab because it's nonsense, stop being a loser.

[Spendulus]

^^^ What bearing does this have on whether scripture is true? Taking a badly translated description of a rino then screaming unicorn farts doesn't have any relevance to whether the text is referring to an actual animal.

The Coulomb Force can be demonstrated via experiment in the lab. You can't demonstrate what causes gravity in the lab because it's nonsense, stop being a loser.

Make the raygun using your advanced sciency stuff, and upon testing it and verifying it works on some squirrels, I will pay a fair price for it. Would one bitcoin do?

[BADecker]

^^^ What bearing does this have on whether scripture is true? Taking a badly translated description of a rino then screaming unicorn farts doesn't have any relevance to whether the text is referring to an actual animal.

The Coulomb Force can be demonstrated via experiment in the lab. You can't demonstrate what causes gravity in the lab because it's nonsense, stop being a loser.

Make the raygun using your advanced sciency stuff, and upon testing it and verifying it works on some squirrels, I will pay a fair price for it. Would one bitcoin do?

Our 40th President was going to do this, and set a bunch of them in orbit around the earth. But the spelling for such would have been "Reagan."

 

[notbatman]

@Spendulus how does an experimental setup that uses an electric effect used, for e.g. in PCR Gel DNA testing (the effect sorts molecules by size), somehow equate to death rays? The Coulomb Force is already on the books, it's just never applied to the grand scale because reasons.

[Spendulus]

@Spendulus how does an experimental setup that uses an electric effect used, for e.g. in PCR Gel DNA testing (the effect sorts molecules by size), somehow equate to death rays? The Coulomb Force is already on the books, it's just never applied to the grand scale because reasons.

Hey buddy no raygun no belief. Tell you what. Put that raygun together, you got the theories all figured out. Anything that holds all that firmament shit up in the sky has boogie power.

I'll pay...

5 BTC.

You know that's a great deal.

[BADecker]

@Spendulus how does an experimental setup that uses an electric effect used, for e.g. in PCR Gel DNA testing (the effect sorts molecules by size), somehow equate to death rays? The Coulomb Force is already on the books, it's just never applied to the grand scale because reasons.

Hey buddy no raygun no belief. Tell you what. Put that raygun together, you got the theories all figured out. Anything that holds all that firmament shit up in the sky has boogie power.

I'll pay...

5 BTC.

You know that's a great deal.

Why does notbatman keep this up? He knows that people talking over 5G and 4G cellphones, is only a camouflage for the raygun neutralizing affect 4G and 5G have on rayguns.

 

[Spendulus]

@Spendulus how does an experimental setup that uses an electric effect used, for e.g. in PCR Gel DNA testing (the effect sorts molecules by size), somehow equate to death rays? The Coulomb Force is already on the books, it's just never applied to the grand scale because reasons.

Hey buddy no raygun no belief. Tell you what. Put that raygun together, you got the theories all figured out. Anything that holds all that firmament shit up in the sky has boogie power.

I'll pay...

5 BTC.

You know that's a great deal.

Let's keep it simple. Pistol configuration, conventional iron sights, sixteen shot capable, gigajoule range. Beam focusing to 3mm at 25 feet, effective range four miles.

Operationally, I blast a couple squirrels and you get paid. Is that cool or not?

In fact, just in case you got pet squirrels and don't like that test scenario, we can do paper targets with squirrel pictures. Testing at 75 feet.

Deal or not.

[BADecker]

^^^ Can we learn how fractional distillation works?



I'm curious, what the school is on why different substances into separate layers?

Personally I think it's because of density, pressure and a source of electrons (-) from the extended plain that is the ground. **mic drop** God's firmament of heaven, the dome above us has a great electrical potential (+).

I can make shit stick to the roof like the exorcist in a laboratory with the Coulomb Force and a fluid via a phenomenon known as electromigration. You can take your gravity and shovel it Prof. Lizard Tits!

Your picture comes from imbibing the distillation from mash.

[BADecker]

^^^ Can we learn how fractional distillation works?

https://i.imgur.com/8InZ6yr.png

I'm curious, what the school is on why different substances into separate layers?

Personally I think it's because of density, pressure and a source of electrons (-) from the extended plain that is the ground. **mic drop** God's firmament of heaven, the dome above us has a great electrical potential (+).

I can make shit stick to the roof like the exorcist in a laboratory with the Coulomb Force and a fluid via a phenomenon known as electromigration. You can take your gravity and shovel it Prof. Lizard Tits!

Density is simply the way different molecules fit together because of their shape, due to the number of electron shells their atoms have, and their atomic configuration.

A denser material has more matter inside a given space than a less dense material does.

Gravity acts more strongly on the more material than it does on the less material, but only if the given space is the same size for both materials.

That's really what density is all about. Density doesn't work without gravity or some other force... like centrifugal force inside a container.

Centrifugal force inside a container separates materials of different densities just like gravity does. It's the force on the materials that does the work... not their denseness.

[Negotiation]

My honest opinion on this would probably be NO. If humans had landed long back with those technologies then we would have a colony by now on Moon. World wanted to see who won the space race and US grabbed that opportunity by creating this.

Why? Why would we have a colony by now? Do you think that after going to the moon, each trip afterwards would be free?

I do not think that after going to the moon every subsequent trip will be free because once the US creates this opportunity to go to the moon, then everyone can go. Also on the moon the Blue Armstrongs went before and they built many colonies.

[BADecker]

My honest opinion on this would probably be NO. If humans had landed long back with those technologies then we would have a colony by now on Moon. World wanted to see who won the space race and US grabbed that opportunity by creating this.

Why? Why would we have a colony by now? Do you think that after going to the moon, each trip afterwards would be free?

I do not think that after going to the moon every subsequent trip will be free because once the US creates this opportunity to go to the moon, then everyone can go. Also on the moon the Blue Armstrongs went before and they built many colonies.

That's what it's all about... Negotiation, between those who want to go and those who get paid to take them.

[notbatman]

Two wolves and lamb deciding on what's for lunch isn't much of a negotiation.

[BADecker]

Two wolves and lamb deciding on what's for lunch isn't much of a negotiation.

If this is what you really think, stop offering yourself for lunch all the time.

[QuadeBarrier]

My honest opinion on this would probably be NO. If humans had landed long back with those technologies then we would have a colony by now on Moon. World wanted to see who won the space race and US grabbed that opportunity by creating this.

Why? Why would we have a colony by now? Do you think that after going to the moon, each trip afterwards would be free?

I do not think that after going to the moon every subsequent trip will be free because once the US creates this opportunity to go to the moon, then everyone can go. Also on the moon the Blue Armstrongs went before and they built many colonies.

Ok, everyone can go, but whose going to pay for it? And what would be the point, welfare? Everyone can go to the moon. You're taking tv shows made for entertainment too seriously, and thus think we should have colonies just because. There are far bigger issues in the world that would need to be taken care of.

[Spendulus]

My honest opinion on this would probably be NO. If humans had landed long back with those technologies then we would have a colony by now on Moon. World wanted to see who won the space race and US grabbed that opportunity by creating this.

Why? Why would we have a colony by now? Do you think that after going to the moon, each trip afterwards would be free?

I do not think that after going to the moon every subsequent trip will be free because once the US creates this opportunity to go to the moon, then everyone can go. Also on the moon the Blue Armstrongs went before and they built many colonies.

Ok, everyone can go, but whose going to pay for it? And what would be the point, welfare? Everyone can go to the moon. You're taking tv shows made for entertainment too seriously, and thus think we should have colonies just because. There are far bigger issues in the world that would need to be taken care of.

I think cows, chickens and pigs should be allowed to go to the moon, because otherwise, how are these colonies going to get great food? Wouldn't you want a 16 oz (500 gram) prime ribeye after a hard week in the lunar mines? And don't forget the rights of vegetables and fruits. They have rights too, and the products of fruits and vegetables are things like beer, wine, and whiskey.

Well, maybe not beer. I suppose carbonation wouldn't work too well with the lowered pressure levels in the vessels these people would live in.