Helium floats because it is lighter than air,not because it is effected differently by gravity. Actually, in that case, I think they would stick to the ground. Hmmm...
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supermoore: HUNG,
Fri 18 Jun 2004, 15:28,
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I wonderThe effect of mass would be reversed. So the mass of the earth would repel the atmosphere, taking the balloon with it. Possibly.
I recommend you take a deep breath and hang on to something sturdy.
(I recommend you take a deep breath and hang on to something sturdy.
Smallbrainfield,
Fri 18 Jun 2004, 15:35,
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oo no no no no ... you'll want to avoid sturdy thingssturdy things have a lot of mass
you don't want to be near anything with mass when gravity changes direction
(you don't want to be near anything with mass when gravity changes direction
Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie,
Fri 18 Jun 2004, 15:45,
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