To: Recovering_Democrat
Local gravity may have changed slightly..............
19 posted on
09/12/2007 2:57:19 PM PDT by
Red Badger
(ALL that CARBON in ALL that oil & coal was once in the atmospere. We're just putting it back!)
To: Red Badger
Local gravity may have changed slightly..............Good thought, but the copies are being weighed in the small local gravity field as the original.
To: Red Badger
Local gravity may have changed slightly.........That's it. Sarkozy brought gravitas.
29 posted on
09/12/2007 3:00:32 PM PDT by
decimon
To: Red Badger
Local gravity may have changed slightly..............I'm not sure if your comment is serious or not, but that's not possible. The scale measured the relative weight of two cylinders and that should stay constant regardless of any hypothetical change in gravitational pull.
44 posted on
09/12/2007 3:07:31 PM PDT by
Alter Kaker
(Gravitation is a theory, not a fact. It should be approached with an open mind...)
To: Red Badger
Local gravity may have changed slightly..............Hm. True. Never thought of that. :)
47 posted on
09/12/2007 3:09:01 PM PDT by
Recovering_Democrat
((I am SO glad to no longer be associated with the party of Dependence on Government!))
To: Red Badger
Local gravity may have changed slightly..............I'd go for that explanation.
51 posted on
09/12/2007 3:10:37 PM PDT by
Tallguy
(Climate is what you plan for, weather is what you get.)
To: Red Badger
Local gravity may have changed slightly.............. I doubt they're being 'weighed'. More likely placed on a balance beam and compared to the copy.
54 posted on
09/12/2007 3:13:26 PM PDT by
TC Rider
(The United States Constitution ? 1791. All Rights Reserved.)
To: Red Badger
Local gravity may have changed slightly..............
Hmm. Interesting point. There's a standard kilogram locked away in a box, but how do you lock away a standard g?
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