Ok so atoms make up everything in the universe. Air, water, objects, etc.., are all made out of atoms.
Now if you have a glass of water, you can stick your finger into the water. If you have a solid object such as a wood door for example you cannot stick your finger into the wooden door.
Is this because the atoms in the water are moving slower then that of the atoms in the door?
If so that would mean that if you had an object going the same speed or faster then the speed of the atoms in a solid object the object could go right through a solid object.
For example: You have a door and a ball. The ball is thrown at the door faster then the speed of the atoms traveling in the door, so therefor the ball will go through the door withought leaving a hole, dent, or whatever. This would be possible wouldn't it be?
I also have another question that is a little different but still same idea kinda. I know this is not possible but this is just an example thing.
Suppose you had some water hovering in the air. Just like 1 gallon of whater in one spot in the air. Know you throw a ball through the water and the ball moved slower then the atoms in the water. Therefor the ball would absorb some of the water and get wet. know assume you throw a ball through the water and the ball travels faster then the speed of the atoms in the water. Wouldn't it be true that the ball would absorb no water and not get wet?
Maybe i have something confused, or all wronge lol. I hope i explaned all this good enough, i'm only 14 =/