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Why would a nobody who was not going anywhere with their life, who was never going to be a scientist, learn Calculus, something they will never use in their life?
What happens at the initial starting point of lightning, the ''point zero'' I explained?I do not believe it has been answered? or I still do not understand the answer.
so why should the experts and knowledgeable amateurs on this forum abandon their universal professional vocabulary in order to peer into the murky depths of your fantasies? Hey! You have got a professional scientist to use adjectives! Quite an achievement!
If that is a question,the answer is no. If it is a statement, it is nonsense: charge is conserved, and a "rift in space" is meaningless.
it is a question, a rift -a crack, split, or break in something. I consider lightning to be a split of the constant transparent we look through.
You say no, if opposite polarities attract? then surely negative ions are attracted to positive ions and vice versus. Surely when any two ''objects'' are in contact they exchange heat from the warmer object to the colder object?
When I rub a balloon and create friction, I create a positive electrostatic charge,
this allows the balloon to ''stick'' to a more negative surface such as a wall. Now if I rub the wall and the balloon, ad then try to ''stick'' the balloon to the wall, what would happen?would the wall repel the balloon by the same polarity of electrostatic charge?
Quote from: Thebox on 05/04/2015 16:29:36it is a question, a rift -a crack, split, or break in something. I consider lightning to be a split of the constant transparent we look through. It isn't. Benjamin Franklin explained what it is, about 300 years ago. I don't think it has changed. QuoteYou say no, if opposite polarities attract? then surely negative ions are attracted to positive ions and vice versus. Surely when any two ''objects'' are in contact they exchange heat from the warmer object to the colder object? Non sequitur: charge has nothing to do with temperatureQuoteWhen I rub a balloon and create friction, I create a positive electrostatic charge, No, you separate charges - your sweater acquires an equal and opposite charge to the balloon. Quotethis allows the balloon to ''stick'' to a more negative surface such as a wall. Now if I rub the wall and the balloon, ad then try to ''stick'' the balloon to the wall, what would happen?would the wall repel the balloon by the same polarity of electrostatic charge?Why not try it and tell us?
You say your sweater acquires an equal and opposite charge, does something spin ''backwards'', the opposite way?
Quote from: Thebox on 01/04/2015 09:20:19Why would a nobody who was not going anywhere with their life, who was never going to be a scientist, learn Calculus, something they will never use in their life?You cannot develop a good understanding of physics without a grasp of the tools that physicists use. You are putting forward your own ideas on a physics forum without having gained this knowledge. You cannot sensible criticize the answers you are given without this grounding. It isn't easy to get to a point where you can start to master these tools. I certainly am not there yet which is why I read the answers given and verify them by using other sources. I know nothing of quantum physics and very little about the standard model so I don't post on those topics. Find yourself one area of physics and target your learning towards that initially. That way you are not shooting off in multiple directions with no idea of any subject.
I would argue knowledge is memorised words from someone else's words and thought's,
I would argue that I can think for myself and need no knowledge of present to consider and think about anything,
I would argue my ideas are based on a ''beginning principle'', something always has routes.
Physics is not hard to consider any aspect, I wish I did not shy away from it at school now.
The sun and lightning are a plasma, when plasma dissipates it becomes a gas, when the gas is dissipated is becomes scattered fragments of plasma gas,
What happens at the sun , plasma to gas conversion? as seen in solar flare dissociation from the sun and space