Recent content by Sammy8

I guess the suns force wouldn't be times velocity because it doesn't go at a uninterupted pace. The solar systems force/mass must be impacted by another force to create that momentum. Maybe an insight to anti-matter? It wouldn't be pushed out and compressed or anything. Since the mass of the...

This may be an off question, but what is Earth's movement classified as? I'm guessing momentum: The sun being (mass x acceleration) creating the force (distance of mass). Then that force times the velocity of the mass to give our momentum. Then you would basically repeat this for the sun...

Not dim at all. I think you got it, but I can clarify I am sure. When I said accumilate it would be as the original post had mentioned atmospheric. Seperating would be a mass or majority of liquid, and some slowly overflows until it separates and then drops. If it can't meet those standards...

I think its a rather simple fix. A droplets requirements are for the liquid to do 2 things. Accumilate (or seperate), and then drop. The amount needed for this would differ depending on the liquid. For instance corn syrup would be more molecules then water.