Pressure based idea

[BAHammer]

Have you seen this before?

http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/themes/buoyant.htm

  Truth,
Remember when you posted 1 + 1 and time = infinity ?
So many ways that can work. In reality, it is limited.
One way is Albert Einstein + friend and clocks = Theory of Relativity.
I think it was in Salzburg, Austria where Einstein was talking to a friend of his about his ideas of relativity.
I think they were standing on a hill where they could see the town and Einstein was looking at different clocks on building or on steeples in town when he realized something. That velocity and time were linked. This lead to what is termed "Einstein's Miraculous Year" in which he wrote about 4 different papers that in time became what most of physics today is based on.
One example is that if a clock travels in space at a high rate of speed, that the time it measures will be less than that that passes on the Earth. This has been proven.
  Guess it depends on how much about history someone is aware of what potential something might have   

[truth]

Let us keep things in context;
The math of procreation is 1 = 1 = time = 0 up to possible blood line

History or an other TRUE information is a good thing.


I do try to keep my posts on the subject matter of the thread, and i would invite you to do the same.

[Gravitator]

This idea and my thoughts about pressure differences are totally busted !!!
I realised that I had a mistake in my thinking. In sea the pressure at one meter depth is
hydrostatic pressure + pressure from atmosphere. In jar that have a vacuum/negative pressure
at the top of jar atmosphere pressure is missing. This means that in jar where airpressure
push water to jar the hydrostatic pressure at the bottom of jar (base water level) is equal
to atmosphere pressure. 

[AB Hammer]

This idea and my thoughts about pressure differences are totally busted !!!
I realised that I had a mistake in my thinking. In sea the pressure at one meter depth is
hydrostatic pressure + pressure from atmosphere. In jar that have a vacuum/negative pressure
at the top of jar atmosphere pressure is missing. This means that in jar where airpressure
push water to jar the hydrostatic pressure at the bottom of jar (base water level) is equal
to atmosphere pressure. 

Well Gravitator

It's back to the drawing board then, and nothing to be embarrassed about either it is just part of the grind on this quest.

Good luck on the next project.

[hansvonlieven]

This idea and my thoughts about pressure differences are totally busted !!!
I realised that I had a mistake in my thinking. In sea the pressure at one meter depth is
hydrostatic pressure + pressure from atmosphere. In jar that have a vacuum/negative pressure
at the top of jar atmosphere pressure is missing. This means that in jar where airpressure
push water to jar the hydrostatic pressure at the bottom of jar (base water level) is equal
to atmosphere pressure. 

Congratulations Gravitator,

It was all worth it then. You started with an idea, put it out there and watched other people tear it apart. Many people get angry and defensive, not you. You wisely used the experience to learn. Now you are miles in front. Keep it up in this spirit and you will become a good scientist and inventor. When someone proves us wrong we have a great opportunity to learn, you seem to know that.

Great to see.

Hans von Lieven