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Ok thanks for the help :smile:

Thanks for the sites :smile:

Thanks for the reply :smile: What kinds of jobs does NASA have?

Hello everyone! My name is Christian and I'm in 8th grade (2 weeks until schools out!) Ever since 5th grade I've loved astronomy, and its been just recently that I've actually began to think about my future. When I was in 5th grade I was already taking 7th grade math so I would consider my self...

All matter has gravity. You have gravity just like a toothpick and the sun do. Your (and the toothpicks) gravity is very little though, so your effect on objects is extremely small compared to objects with more mass such as Earth or the sun.

I just finished watching "who watches the watchers" and wow, you were right. The show is good, but I still like the movie.

But would the vibrations stop after a few minutes to where the atoms can't collide to make a sound?

So when we talk about how much something weighs, we are actually talking about how much mass it has, right?

Oh, ok thanks for the reply

If weight is measured in Newtons, then why do we say we are 100 pounds? Do we actually mean 100 pounds of mass?

Thats weird, I can't find it.

Thanks and nice pic, I have a ferret too :smile:

Hey, how do you add a signature to the bottom of your posts?

Now my brain is hurting. Are vibrations in particles caused by other particles banging into them? Does sound genterate every time a particle vibrates?

That's weird. Then again what isn't?