Put a flat earthier into space

DaveH said:
What utter gibberish. I think you like to find sciency sounding words and just throw them about.
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The answers I expect from people like yourself. You follow a set narrative of wording and offerings for your mass acceptance of perceived reality. Why would you think I was talking anything other than gibberish?
I wouldn't expect you to think anything different.
DaveH said:
You can not travel along a wavelength. A wavelength is a measurement of distance. Or have you redefined wavelength as something else now?
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That depends on how you see a wavelength.
If you want to simplify it to actual visual you only need to look at water itself because that's all waves are and wavelengths are.
The thing is there's so many variations just as there's so many frequencies and so many strengths of force....etc.

It's all about simplifying. Reverse engineering if you like.

DaveH said:
You seem to be painting a picture that light is actually sound and it comes from it's source, and somehow zigzags through air reflecting off god knows what and for no particular reason, and then get turned into light when it hits something. Is that really what you are saying?
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No, wrong way to think.

It doesn't get turned into light when it hits something. It is already light as it reflects through and off something.
 


Nukehasslefan said:
The answers I expect from people like yourself. You follow a set narrative of wording and offerings for your mass acceptance of perceived reality.
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No, we don't. That's just your standard cop-out argument to try to cover up the fact you know absolutely nothing of science or maths and are utterly incapable of understanding any of it, while the rest of us do.

Nukehasslefan said:
Why would you think I was talking anything other than gibberish?
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Because we know you are.

Nukehasslefan said:
I wouldn't expect you to think anything different.
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Because you know you are.
 
Nukehasslefan said:
All you're doing is tying yourself up in knots with the way you're going on.
Let's deal with this one small portion at a time.
Don;t offer a few things, just offer one thing at a time and we'll deal with that. And you can reference the answers as we go. This way you know what I'm answering to.
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Ok, potential energy. You have lifted the item off the floor. It now has some potential energy as the object has air pressing, air pressure, down on it. This means that if I let go the object will fall. If I have more air, higher pressure, above the object will have more potential energy so will fall faster. This means that conversely less air, lower pressure, above the object will have less potential energy and fall slowly.
 
Nukehasslefan said:
The answers I expect from people like yourself. You follow a set narrative of wording and offerings for your mass acceptance of perceived reality. Why would you think I was talking anything other than gibberish?
I wouldn't expect you to think anything different.

That depends on how you see a wavelength.
If you want to simplify it to actual visual you only need to look at water itself because that's all waves are and wavelengths are.
The thing is there's so many variations just as there's so many frequencies and so many strengths of force....etc.

It's all about simplifying. Reverse engineering if you like.


No, wrong way to think.

It doesn't get turned into light when it hits something. It is already light as it reflects through and off something.
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Imagine being this clever. What a gift.
Nukehasslefan said:
The answers I expect from people like yourself. You follow a set narrative of wording and offerings for your mass acceptance of perceived reality. Why would you think I was talking anything other than gibberish?
I wouldn't expect you to think anything different.

That depends on how you see a wavelength.
If you want to simplify it to actual visual you only need to look at water itself because that's all waves are and wavelengths are.
The thing is there's so many variations just as there's so many frequencies and so many strengths of force....etc.

It's all about simplifying. Reverse engineering if you like.


No, wrong way to think.

It doesn't get turned into light when it hits something. It is already light as it reflects through and off something.
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If you could provide some way to test and calculate your new version of any of the fields you're obviously an expert in it would go a long way as to help the rest of us understand.
 
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TheDataGuy said:
Ok, potential energy. You have lifted the item off the floor. It now has some potential energy as the object has air pressing, air pressure, down on it.
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It has potential energy, not just some.
Until that object is released it remains held by whatever it is holding it, whether it's a helicopter, a shelf, a person hand, a mountain or a jet....etc.
That object is displacing the air it is placed into at every stage from ground to elevation to become potential energy.
TheDataGuy said:
This means that if I let go the object will fall.
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Yes.
TheDataGuy said:
If I have more air, higher pressure, above the object will have more potential energy so will fall faster.
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Of course. If you offer that object more push it will accelerate faster from the start, until it reaches a point where it cannot overcome the resistance under acceleration and will be slowed..
TheDataGuy said:
This means that conversely less air, lower pressure, above the object will have less potential energy and fall slowly.
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Only if below offers the same resistance as the above.
If the resistance is in unison with the released energy at that lower pressure then the lower pressure will still offer enough to accelerate the object against much less resistance to it, below.
 
Nukehasslefan said:
Only if below offers the same resistance as the above.
If the resistance is in unison with the released energy at that lower pressure then the lower pressure will still offer enough to accelerate the object against much less resistance to it, below.
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Ok lets work on this one. If we had half the resistance below and half the amount of force what would we expect to see?
 

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