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1816991

? Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:19:23 2010 No.1816991 [Reply] [Original]

Will it work?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:21:23 2010 No.1816995 I don't see why not.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:25:23 2010 No.1817012 Why don't you try it & find out?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:28:23 2010 No.1817018 no

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:29:23 2010 No.1817023 >>1817018 Tell me why it wouldn't work.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:43:23 2010 No.1817064 >>1817023 Hold a bottle of water upside down and remove the cap.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:43:23 2010 No.1817066 try sucking through a pipe instead of a straw and holding the water.. i think surface tension of water might also need to be considered

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:44:23 2010 No.1817068 Surface tension. /thread Tell me, have you ever seen a water droplet of that size hold it's shape?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:44:23 2010 No.1817069 >>1817023 surface tension lol

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:45:23 2010 No.1817070 >>1817066 Or just try sucking water out of a water bottle that way. Water bottle is big enough for surface tension purposes.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:48:23 2010 No.1817079 >>1817068 but what if OP is a huuuuuuuuuge sucker?? maybe 'it' could overcome where surface tension fails..

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:49:23 2010 No.1817082 >>1817079 you're an idiot, or a troll, or both.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:50:23 2010 No.1817084 Yes. Go for it, OP.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:55:23 2010 No.1817105 OP for president!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 14:57:23 2010 No.1817113 >>1816991 Actually, as long the water pressure is lower than air pressure it would stay inside it.

>>	X Tue Sep 28 15:00:23 2010 No.1817127 The surface tension of water is 72 mJ/m^2, Not strong enought to hold the water pressure above it. J = N.m. So you can calculate the force..

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:01:23 2010 No.1817132 File: 73 KB, 800x600, uveg_lopo.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] will it work?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:04:23 2010 No.1817144 I doesn't work like that.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:05:23 2010 No.1817148 >>1817127 so we need a force field to produce the illusion of the flying swimming pool then?? can /sci/ produce such a force field?

>>	X Tue Sep 28 15:12:23 2010 No.1817169 File: 16 KB, 667x646, Pool.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Closest I can imaging ever seeing

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:14:23 2010 No.1817179 >>1817169 gravity is unrelated to water pressure god, you are so dumb

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:16:09 2010 No.1817193 File: 90 KB, 800x1226, 1285695919848.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Posting more ideas that could revolutionize todays world

>>	X Tue Sep 28 15:19:23 2010 No.1817207 >>1817179 TROLL or stupid?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:29:23 2010 No.1817237 File: 45 KB, 640x418, luca_arrival.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The ultimate outcome of this faggotry

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:31:23 2010 No.1817245 File: 51 KB, 667x646, flying_pool.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1817169 or this =D

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:33:23 2010 No.1817249 >>1817207 >OMG WUTS KEEPING MERCURY IN BAROMETERS

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:35:23 2010 No.1817254 >>1817113 pressure lower then the air pressure would make it move up the tube. pressure equal to the air pressure would make it fall. pressure a exact negative value of the air pressure would have it float in one spot.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:35:23 2010 No.1817255 >>1817245 You could do that, but enjoy getting the bends as you breath in the low pressure air, if that water is higher than 5 or 6 feet.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 28 15:36:23 2010 No.1817260 >>1817237 draft design of: >>1817245 lol nice hivemind