How do you think the world will be annihillated?
- sandra rinckposted 17 years ago
0Creative contest. Most imaginitive wins. Takers???
What if an alien came down and zapped us?
What if we actually got swallowed up by our own galexies black hole?
What if God actually did come and pick us up?
What if a fireball fell from the sky?
What if whales came out of the ocean and ate us cause we ate all thier food?
I like funny, but most imaginative wins... I am least creative - it won't
It's just for fun Misha, just for fun.
Hot kinky alien sex experiments. I like! LOL. Your number one so far. Little did you know, I devised a plan to take over the world. muuuhhahhahah. How bout apocolyptic theory # 3. I need more, your too inspirational.
I knew our fore fathers were strangers, I just had a feeling.
I'd love to take a stab at a third, but I just opened a cold beverage and I'm afraid of alien probes
- sandra rinckposted 17 years ago0
What if it started to rain in space? Like the stars just start going nuts, like the Universe it'self just got knocked by something. But in space it rains fire, like water, so we get wiped out
by an intergalactic storm that causes all Hell to brake loose in Heaven. Everything starts gobblin up whatever is in it's path, and we start mimicing space on a micoscopic level, wich inadvertantly leaked into our brains. We finally wake up, realize the Earth is on fire, some force out there tosses the whole Earth around in space like a basket ball, playing intergalactic bowling, throwing everything into a pile, compiling us and everything in the universe, making the largest friggin fire you ever could think of.
Then nothing..*crickets* dead silent, no sound on Earth cause it's gone, no sound it space cause it is gone, everything that ever existed just got recycled into the cosmic non existance, and one day, we are right here one more time, but maybe it's the other side of something you couldn't even phathom existed and that becomes our reality.
do do do do do do do. (melody) - sandra rinckposted 17 years ago0
LOL if Earth stops rotating everything will go down not up
huh?
Yep
Gravity. Earth is rotating pretty fast, and the force created by this rotation is subtracted from gravity. If Earth stops rotating, we all become way heavier If the stop is swift though, it would be a major disaster, but not of the kind you are describing... Everything will be dragged by inertia along the Earth surface, including ocean waters - another major flood
And we are talking not about Earth rotating around Sun, this will be altogether different storyThank you
Now I feel bad about telling you you did not grasp the concept, though
Gravity does not go anywhere, whether Earth is rotating or not. It just is. And depends only on the mass of Earth, mass of whatever is affected by Earth gravity, and the distance between them.
For you staying on the Earth surface gravity is constant, no matter what. Every atom of your body is pulled down to Earth. Ever.
Now, centrifugal force works in the opposite direction - it pulls your every atom away from Earth. Try to recall the inside of your washer after it finished its cycle - all the clothes are pressed towards outside wall, right?
So centrifugal force decreases gravity, and if it disappears because of stopped Earth rotation, gravity becomes much stronger. I don't know how much stronger, but it all can be calculated - I'm just lazy to find the formulas now cause it does not really add to the point.
Inertia is altogether different animal (physics out there, I know that centrifugal force is inertia, I just don't want to complicate the picture). Inertia is the property of the matter to oppose changes in speed. It is the force you need to overcome when you accelerate or break. It is the force that kills people when cars crash.
Abrupt stop in Earth rotation is pretty much like car crash - everything that is not securely tied to Earth will try to continue it's movement along the surface of Earth, horizontally. The difference is the speed - in Earth case it's about 1000 mph on the equator... Now imagine ocean waters hitting Empire State building at 1000 mph... even at 500 mph...Misha wrote:
Gravity does not go anywhere, whether Earth is rotating or not. It just is. And depends only on the mass of Earth, mass of whatever is affected by Earth gravity, and the distance between them.
For you staying on the Earth surface gravity is constant, no matter what. Every atom of your body is pulled down to Earth. Ever.
Now, centrifugal force works in the opposite direction - it pulls your every atom away from Earth. Try to recall the inside of your washer after it finished its cycle - all the clothes are pressed towards outside wall, right?
I see, but when the washer stops, the clothes fall away from the sides. Of course this is by the g-force, but without it, what would the clothes do? Spread out, stretch, deform until it becomes a thin substance of something?
Like blowing smoke, watching it disapate until it becomes so thin it is unrecognizable?
I posted another thread in the science forum. Check it out, I am really interested in what you have to say, you set my mind a spin. lol. It's a hypathetical question, what would happen if gravity failed to exist in the Universe.
- SirDentposted 17 years ago0
- Graceful Guardianposted 17 years ago0
- Graceful Guardianposted 17 years ago0 mind boogers,LOL
Somedays my mind is full of them. - pgrundyposted 17 years ago0
How about this:
We gradually are replaced part by part by computerized body parts and nanorobotic thingies until we no longer have any living tissue left in our bodies. The human race dies out because these computers do not really need us anyhoo. - sandra rinckposted 17 years ago0
that's like the machine replacing human intellegence. It could actually happen.
We feed the machine everything we know, pretty soon the adopt a moral and ethical understanding, are able to travel the distance in space, colonizing other plantes because they aren't confined to human vulnerabilities such as heat and air.
Look out Terminator, the rise of the machine is being fead by human intellegence, set to colonize and destroy everything in it's path.
The machines nemesis however, ends up being water. hahahaha. So if human intellegence isn't smart enough to conserve our natural resources, we ultimatly become undone by our own makings and exessive living.
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