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Anonymous Thu Oct 14 21:26:06 2010 No.1896784 [Reply] [Original]

What would happen if gravity just disappeared?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 21:27:06 2010 No.1896794 uneducated dumbfuck here, does gravity keep planets together? or are they kinda fused together at this point?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 21:28:06 2010 No.1896805 the sun would explode your face

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 21:31:06 2010 No.1896824 >>1896794 I would say very much fused now, rocks in space despite having near 0 gravity don't just explode. So earth would float aimlessly in space, and the atmosphere would quickly float off into space. Pretty disastrous still.

>>	Royale with Cheese !WHCskuGJN. Thu Oct 14 21:32:06 2010 No.1896830 no atmosphere....we would die

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 22:32:06 2010 No.1897171 No gravitational pull = We're boned.

>>	Niveus !qyCeV9YlYI Thu Oct 14 22:37:06 2010 No.1897205 we would inflate and become goop

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 23:01:06 2010 No.1897348 Your internal organs would come out through your nose

Anonymous Thu Oct 14 23:08:06 2010 No.1897370

gravity is the weakest force, so not much would happen to space overall, im comparison with space only having forces of gravity.

but what if the sun stops emitting gravity? would the earth stay in orbit for 8 minutes? Last I heard sciencemen were saying gravity only travels at the speed of light

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 23:09:06 2010 No.1897374 It would not not exist as it already exists.

Anonymous Thu Oct 14 23:26:06 2010 No.1897466

>>1896824
not quite. Remember that the earth is mostly liquid. The crust kinda just sits on the mantle. The crust would probably be held to much of the magma due to surface tension, but the liquid would just kinda be a blob and eventually freeze. Also the sun would cease being itself.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 23:28:06 2010 No.1897480 The biggest thing you'd notice is the sun instantly going supernova, because the only thing keeping it in shape is it's own gravity.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 23:29:06 2010 No.1897484 >>1897370 The sun would explode. Would be a awesome instant in time to live in, if we perceive the fireworks of earth being shattered by the shock wave.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 14 23:32:06 2010 No.1897498 File: 476 KB, 508x489, icb.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >mfw science destroys the law of gravity, all stars go supernova What would happen to blackholes tho?

>>	Inurdaes !O1lReNv8uc Thu Oct 14 23:35:06 2010 No.1897509 >>1897498 DUDE. Anti-gravity in black holes.

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