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Space Forum / Astronomy / July 2006Is Every thing Hollow ??
At the exact center of the Earth it is hollow Could be hollow at the sun's center. Best to keep in mind sub-micro particles such as the spinning cloud of an electron would make sense that aT THE CLOUDS CENTER it Is JUST SPACE. Like whirl pools,tornados,donuts,and universes they have hollow empty centers. Nature must love hoops,for the heart of the string theory we have vibrating strings that have the dimension of a loop. I have a theory called "loop to loop" It fits with interlocking loops create a binding force to create the structure of matter. I think of this the way I see bucky balls,and best to keep in mind bucky balls are hollow. Fact is they look like the shape,and structure of a soccer ball. Hollow center of a nucleus(why not?) Bert You're working on a new record for being WRONG all the time, BEERTbrain! The center of the Earth is NOT hollow. But of course the obvious hollowness is your HEAD! Same for the Sun. Saul Levy >At the exact center of the Earth it is hollow Could be hollow at the >sun's center. Best to keep in mind sub-micro particles such as the [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >structure of a soccer ball. Hollow center of a nucleus(why not?) >Bert Saul I'm getting very tired of you. I can use good science in saying that the exact center of the Earth is hollow. Your head is not hollow for it has a matzo ball for a brain Bert And how many times do I have to say that you wouldn't know good science if it bit you on the a.s, BEERTbrain? Apparently one time isn't enough... Saul Levy >Saul I'm getting very tired of you. I can use good science in saying >that the exact center of the Earth is hollow. Your head is not hollow >for it has a matzo ball for a brain Bert Reality is gravity compression force does not want or like a hollow center in any object. However there is a force that want a hollow exact center for all matter objects. Its in some respect natures balancing act. Bert Saul You spend all you time tell me what I don't know. How about telling us what you know(think about) That way your posts would not be so boring,and hopefully worth reading Bert I think about many things, BEERTbrain! Saul Levy >Saul You spend all you time tell me what I don't know. How about telling >us what you know(think about) That way your posts would not be so >boring,and hopefully worth reading Bert To All I do not mean hollow like a balloon. The exact gravitational center of the earth could have a hollow space the size of a dime. I'm using quantum gravity to form this hollow vacuum inside all round objects in the universe. Bert > To All I do not mean hollow like a balloon. The exact gravitational > center of the earth could have a hollow space the size of a dime. I'm > using quantum gravity to form this hollow vacuum inside all round > objects in the universe. Bert Make that smaller than an atom, and I would agree with you. Double-A Double-A For you I just changed its size to an hydrogen nuclei. What are virtual friends for Bert Since you're such an expert on this, BEERTbrain: Just how big is the hollow in the center of your brain? I bet it's HUGE! Saul Levy >To All I do not mean hollow like a balloon. The exact gravitational >center of the earth could have a hollow space the size of a dime. I'm >using quantum gravity to form this hollow vacuum inside all round >objects in the universe. Bert |
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