Styledcurve [2493033]

Ok I explained this elsewhere and I'll give the same example here.

You've all seen a pizza guy making the pizza dough spinning it to stretch it out. And it turns into a nice flat disk cause gravity, ya know.

Now if we are spinning that same dough in zero g it would want to form into a sphere , minimal outside impacts, just spinning our dough ball bigger and bigger.

Now put that dough sphere in space and put the heat in the middle , and apply all the toppings on the outside and let it sit and spin and heat from the inside.

Will the toppings shift over and under each other or will the spinning ball of dough heated from the inside expand?

Capgros [2088627]

Don't pretend you know anything about this shit because of pizza, this is just plain idiot.

Capgros [2088627]

Don't pretend you know anything about this shit because of pizza, this is just plain idiot.

Styledcurve [2493033]

Dont think about it too hard. Wouldnt want you to hurt yourself.

Styledcurve [2493033]

Ok I explained this elsewhere and I'll give the same example here.

You've all seen a pizza guy making the pizza dough spinning it to stretch it out. And it turns into a nice flat disk cause gravity, ya know.

Now if we are spinning that same dough in zero g it would want to form into a sphere , minimal outside impacts, just spinning our dough ball bigger and bigger.

Now put that dough sphere in space and put the heat in the middle , and apply all the toppings on the outside and let it sit and spin and heat from the inside.

Will the toppings shift over and under each other or will the spinning ball of dough heated from the inside expand?

Zailemaos [936636]

thats some pretty cool magic what movie is this?

Megan [135372]

Please dont derail the topic.

Lewri [1762864]

Alternatively the science subforum could be kept on topic by removing posts such as this...

angrysc0tsman12 [1099272]

Couple things here....

1. Gravity isn't turning the pizza into a round disk when spun out. That would be centripetal force. In zero G it will behave the exact same way because what makes the earth round is gravity; not the spinning. That second part is really an oxymoron though given that earth doesn't exist in "zero G" because its mass is what generates its gravity.

2. I feel like it goes without saying.... but the earth isn't made up of pizza dough. The composition is "oxygen 46.6 percent by weight; silicon, 27.7 percent; aluminum, 8.1 percent; iron, 5 percent; calcium, 3.6 percent; sodium, 2.8 percent, potassium, 2.6 percent, and magnesium, 2.1 percent." (Linky)

Anarchia [2632824]

especially when the person who starts them has no real interest in any form of "science-oriented" discussion.

EDIT: oh i just read the pizza part. well actually if you spin stuff like that at zero g it won't "want to form into a sphere", that's why galaxies have those shapes, why accretion disks exist, why Earth isn't a perfect sphere etc...

you see, there is a lot you can get completely wrong if you just miss a simple detail. no offense, we are all ignorant until we learn.

also, as someone else said already, Earth isn't pizza and nothing is "applying" heat to it. it actually loses heat progressively, so it is VERY different from what happens inside an oven.
maybe it's more similar to a pizza you just took out from the oven which, if anything, can shrink a little, not grow.
still, we aren't talking about pizzas here.

you can make the experiment yourself ya know? bite a rock and tell me if it tastes like pizza.

Styledcurve [2493033]

happened? Hmmmm, is they a greater force of gravity in the universe , a celestial gravitational constant bigger than all else HHHMMMMMMM,

Not like the black hole cluster at the center of the u iversen is real or anythjng.

Anarchia [2632824]

especially when the person who starts them has no real interest in any form of "science-oriented" discussion.

EDIT: oh i just read the pizza part. well actually if you spin stuff like that at zero g it won't "want to form into a sphere", that's why galaxies have those shapes, why accretion disks exist, why Earth isn't a perfect sphere etc...

you see, there is a lot you can get completely wrong if you just miss a simple detail. no offense, we are all ignorant until we learn.

also, as someone else said already, Earth isn't pizza and nothing is "applying" heat to it. it actually loses heat progressively, so it is VERY different from what happens inside an oven.
maybe it's more similar to a pizza you just took out from the oven which, if anything, can shrink a little, not grow.
still, we aren't talking about pizzas here.

you can make the experiment yourself ya know? bite a rock and tell me if it tastes like pizza.

Styledcurve [2493033]

happened? Hmmmm, is they a greater force of gravity in the universe , a celestial gravitational constant bigger than all else HHHMMMMMMM,

Not like the black hole cluster at the center of the u iversen is real or anythjng.

angrysc0tsman12 [1099272]

Couple things here....

1. Gravity isn't turning the pizza into a round disk when spun out. That would be centripetal force. In zero G it will behave the exact same way because what makes the earth round is gravity; not the spinning. That second part is really an oxymoron though given that earth doesn't exist in "zero G" because its mass is what generates its gravity.

2. I feel like it goes without saying.... but the earth isn't made up of pizza dough. The composition is "oxygen 46.6 percent by weight; silicon, 27.7 percent; aluminum, 8.1 percent; iron, 5 percent; calcium, 3.6 percent; sodium, 2.8 percent, potassium, 2.6 percent, and magnesium, 2.1 percent." (Linky)

Styledcurve [2493033]

Centripetal force under gravity,.


You want to take gravity out of the equation.

No


The dough will spin and obey physics

Take that same thing and spin it in ZERO G , from dough ball to sphere. Dont try to whack it hard like a teenager, just keep the mass spinning,

What happenes?

Zailemaos [936636]

this thread is stupid

Zailemaos [936636]

this thread is stupid

Capgros [2088627]

It's always funny to see a stupid person think he is a great thinker, at least it's good comedy.

Zailemaos [936636]

this thread is stupid