griffithsuk

yea, petrol lifting tech. Spinning does not produce gravity? I thought it did, what am i playing with then?

It's a party trick that works. It won't fly off as long as you don't accelerate more than what the friction keeps it back, other than that you can spin around as fast as you like seriously, im getting good at at. Im either producing gravity, circles are magical things or theres a new type of physical relativity thing going on here? Things relative to each other has some sort of effect? Or something to do with inertia? Something to think about here... It's a party trick like resting one side of a bike wheels spindle on your finger and giving the wheel a spin, it works! Guess I should say a party fact not trick. You got it! If your not at arms length it's a bit easyier though as it's not so sensitive. Physical Relativity! I think!

The main purpose of this thread is to put AN idea across, you never know, might of given someone ideas.

All I know is i would rather have something working for me than me doing all the work, else we would not of invented tractors.

I was thinking that too.Same as spining a bucket full of water around.

so they walk on the outer rim anyway? thats how it works?

Thnks but can you walk on the ceiling.

If spining produces gravity, can a person walk on the ceiing of a space station?

Interesting stuff. If it was from a previous star, them im guessing the mixture was the same throughout, why do the planets look so different?

thank you. Not sure though. gravity must drag else there would be a problem with people walking with/in the space station, it's not friction.

Just a guess really jupiter really does stand out compared to the others, what happened in history to get that big? Another theory of mine, matter from the planets came from the sun. matter collects together close to the sun producing a new planet. and pushes the other older planets outwards. I think theres a lot of history here.Like rings in grain of wood we have different matter from the sun at different times of it's life producing different planets maybe? If were traveling to mars for whichever reasons, thats related to the past. Venus will be the future.

im quite sure anything you shoot up returns exactly to its start point. Gravity pulls down and also drags around. Aas I said, Double wammy! gravity must drag else there would be a problem with people walking with/in the space station, it's not friction. Night all.

we would have terrible weather then. and if i threw a ball up then it would land somewhere else. None of this is true, im sure of this. if i shot a gun directly up in the air with no wind, the bullet would return exactly back down the barrel in "perfect theory".

I don't know ,the sky is pretty blue so say 20-50 times more?no way you can look at the sun in space without a visor.Burn your face off mate, something like 2000 deg

It must else it would not return to its start point. The further out you go the faster it spins with the planet above it's start point, as it does.