I would like to thank each and everyone of you who contributed to this discussion. It is obvious that I am like a 5 year old continuously asking questions that you all may think rediculous. I have found that I am facinated with a subject that I have never thought about. As I have said, I have...
I am not trying to be disrespectfull nor am I trying to pull anyone's chain. If this is the impression, please accept my opologies. What I am, is curious about a paradox that I beileve exists and that can be resolved. The argument was given that a single molecule of H20 would not be in a liquid...
Yes you do. I am not talking about the functionality of the car, just the compound of the car. The car is metal in the form of a car. If you divide this metal, regardless of its form or function you will have two smaller versions of the compound. A table for example is made of wood. When you cut...
To: diazona.
I respectfully disagree. I know I am a complete novice at this. But I am not talking about changing the chemical properties of the mass, I am talking about the physical properties. If I divide a compound (solid) without changing its chemical structure, then I am left with a...
To: Mikelepre.
How can it Not be infinite? The molecular structure remains the same no matter what the size of the mass. As long as you can divide the mass in half you will always have a remaining mass to infinity. The molecules are untouched. So in this same space and time that we are in...
Hello,
This is my first time posting something related to physics. I have never studied physics but I have a question that has been with me since my childhood. When I was about 10 years old, I was sitting alone in my backyard. I had a twig in my hand. I broke the twig in half and was left...