Gravity: mysterious, attractive, always available. Like Ginger. Always pulling in one direction. I’ll leave this PG.
I think that scientists posited “gravitons” as conveying this force . . . and they’re weightless, like photons.
Then they posited “anti-gravitons.” Maybe even made some out of quarks in a lab. It’s evident I don’t follow this stuff enough for a guy who writes about science thoughts.
The point is, I’d love to have a tankful of those anti-gravitons to power a George Jetson car.
The problem, as I see it:
How do you turn them off? I mean, do you go off through the universe anti-gravitying your way away from matter?
It’s similar to time travel: if you move through time, do you leave the Earth behind after two seconds and end up in space?
I’m going to leave these problems to the science guys. I’ve got enough to worry about.
I’m not gonna worry about it and have another beer.
Gravity is a weighty issue for the lightly-schooled…
I thought about volunteering 😛 to help colonize Mars once because I would only weigh 76 pds. there.
Gravitons are like little quantum dingleberries. Or not.
They’re like nothing you’ve ever seen, including gravitons.
Big, beautiful gravitons, like nobody’s ever seen.
— Trump
In our search for an infinite energy source, are we certain that magnets and gravity are constants? If they are, how could we harness that endless energy and convert it to something practical? Insanity and stupidity are constants in leftists. How could we harness that?
If their TDS level isn’t past Stage 2 it is proven that Nikoli’s Tesla Coil could harness the energy. âš¡