One bullet in the head will kill you 99 times out of 100 no matter how tough you are. Even if you survive you would be permanently vegetated. You are a certified dumbass. And JFK was a great president, even if he was a democrat.
@TheEradicator13 He was in the most gunfights as president, had various bullets removed during presidency, and said "the only thing I regret in life is never killing John C. Calhoun", who was his Vice President. Also, he was a war "hero", conquering neutral forts belonging to people who aren't even involved in any wars the US is in.
In my opinion, if that Space Mountain was made to movie standards it would be pretty awsome. If The Hall of Presidents story was tweaked then it would have a chance of being decent. The story of churrois has no chance.
@TheSniperhotdog have you seen how much he cares about animals with movies like Bambi and 101 Dalmations? Theres no way he could be someone like that. And what do you mean them? Its not like everyone in disney is a nazi.
With the arguments. The stupidity I'm hearing from nerds that think they are smart is appalling. Shut up everyone. It's a fucking video thats funny. Deal with it.
I live like three hours south of Disney World and on a class trip a few years ago, my friends were blown away by the fact that they actually sold churros there lol.
@xeddier Every object has a gravitational pull, its just that the ratio of the amount of gravitational pull to mass is so small that it can only be measured on massive scales.
@brandon1997fl So many people have told me that. Now I don't care any more. Please refer to the "All comments" to see how many people have replied to me. Press Ctrl+F and search @xeddier to see the other 11 replies such as yours on that page.
Xeddier is right, there is no gravity in space until you get pulled into the orbit of an asteroid or planetary body. Objects as small as dust particles have little to no affect on you, while in space. They would be slightly pulled towards you, but they themselves would have little to no affect on your movement.
Flashfire is right. In space this "dust" you speak of is only one atom in every meter cubed. Even if you are infinitly close this "dust" the pull is small. The equasion is mass1*mass2 all over the distance squared times gravitational constant. The atoms mass and the gravitational constant are so small the pull is almost infinitely small. Case closed
@Beaverphant Man, you must be pretty stupid. How on earth did you read through all those comments and conclude so definitively "case closed" when in your last sentence you admitted that there exists a pull, albeit almostly infinitely small. Did you even read the comments properly?
And also, you not using my account name to reply to is rather cowardly.
Why would you thumbs up the person for saying thumbs up??? It's so annoying asking for thumbs up and it's desperate to get on the top! I'm giving everyone who says "thumbs up" a thumbs down...
@Reviews4Viewdotcom no. there is only gravity when there is something big enough to have its own gravitational pull near enough to affect u. in space itself there is 0 gravity
@redninja00 Gravity is a magnetic pull. If there was 0 gravity, when spacemen jump, they would not come down. But they do. Therefore, the moon DOES have gravity, just not as strong as ours.
@ageisold This thread makes no sense. There is no gravity in space. Gravity is the act of a quantity of matter warping space time through the theory of general relativity. Every thing has mass, so every thing has gravity. However, space is not empty. Fragments of dust and ice are everywhere in the universe, so there is matter where ever you go. This does not mean that there is gravity in space because the dust does not accumulate it has a uniform pull on your body and never carries you anywhere.
@Flashfire97 These dust particles exert a gravitional force on you. The dust can never be perfectly uniformly distributed in reality, therefore they do exert a force in a particular direction. They will never cancel each other out perfectly.
Moreover, the planetary bodies themselves will exert gravity in space, the lack of a atmosphere being immaterial.
@ageisold whether the dust particles clump together is, to quote you, immaterial. When Isaac Newton was formulating gravity, he discovered that when you move an object twice as far from a source of gravity, the strength of the gravitational pull decrease by a factor of four. And if you are even an inch away from a dust particle, the gravitational factor is down to such a microscopic amount that will the first law, it literally does not affect anything. In fact, your gravity makes it obsolete.
@Flashfire97 I think you just conceded the argument. As you said, even for dust particles, the effect exist. Your position is merely that it is so weak, it is negligible. That is to say, it still exists.
And of course, this is aside from the planetary bodies themselves.
Are you now willing to be a gentlemen and concede the point? That gravity exists in space?
@Flashfire97 Though I may be arguing a hard to defend opinion, my main problem is the stupid 500 character limit, so this may come to you in a few parts. Part one: Imagine dropping a baseball from ten feet into a pool of water. Anything floating on the surface will be rocked back in forth by this action. Now make your pool of water the size of a swimming pool. When you drop the baseball on one side, anything on the other side will be minorly affected, but this is only because the wave dispersed.
@Flashfire97 You used your own account name to reply to. This is rather dubious. It makes me think that you are too cowardly to have me reply to you and am trying to get around that by not using my account name, hence making it not appear on my inbox.
@ageisold I replied to myself by accident, because when scrolling through the list of comments only the posts from your account appear in yellow. Thus, when I scrolled down, I just found a yellow comment and clicked on it, knowing that it would be in the thread and I wouldn't accidently drag someone into this thread that was commenting about how awesome Abe Lincoln was. And I have no problem letting you see my posts. If I knew you wouldn't see comments, there is not point in posting them.
@Flashfire97 Very well, in the absence of definite proof, I will accept that explaination. And the incentive for you does exist, it being to get the last word without fear of being corrected. Some people are shameless.
All right then. So, do you accept you are wrong? There is in fact gravity in space? The magnitude is aside the question.
@ageisold the question we are arguing is whether or not in space there is a towards gravity and away from gravity. On Earth, when you jump, you come back down. The core of the Earth produces a gravitational field. In space, you are not affected by Earth's gravity. But if you are affected by the gravity of dust, its just to small for you to inhabit, are you any less in space then on Earth? Space does not have gravity, the objects in space have gravity.
@Flashfire97 The matter in space exerts a gravitional force. Matter exists in space. Therefore, there is gravity in space. You will experience gravity while in space, even if they are of negligible magnitude.
@Flashfire97 Part two: therefore, this does not prove my point. Now, make that pool of water the size of the pacific ocean. The reason the boat in Japan doesn't have any effect, what so ever, to ANY imaginable degree AT ALL, is because the resistance of the water conveying the impact slowly degrades the force until all the force is absorbed into the water. This is like our scenario. In space, the dust particles are so small and comparatively far away that any and all gravity pulling you in is...
Part three: ... nothing. My newtonian (real word) equation is the only thing keeping me from making it definitive: double the distance, decrease the gravity by a factor of four. Thus, every time you double the distance from Earth, the gravity never hit zero because you can never hit zero by dividing. (You primitive calculator, however, will tell you that you can.) Thus, stars on the other side of the galaxy and Universe have an unmeasurable effect of gravity exerted on them by the dinky rock...
Part four: ... that is Earth. However, this is not true. Eventually, the equation breaks down, because it is not perfect. Saying that a speck of dust would have an effect on you is equivalent to the Earth having an effect on you 1.8 million miles away. (If the formula was perfect, it would be a gravitational pull 262,144 times weaker than it currently is) but the fact is, you being one inch away from a dust particle is very small, and if you were to come that close, it would make this...
Part five: argument invalid, seeing as how that would be an exception, like arguing that (actress) is hot, her face just has to be photoshopped. Chances are, you will only come within a massive cloud of dust (a stellar cloud) and then the whole argument is flawed because dust clouds have cores, which have gravitational centers, which means a body, which makes you question whether we are in space. This is a very hard to target argument. Conclusion: Dust doesn't effect you because it is too small.
@xeddier The space mountain would have its own Gravity. Then because your motion is falling downwards, You'd continue to fall down and away from the mountain.
@ioutrankyou Many people have replied to my comment in the same way you have. I would like to thank you and the others for pointing out my mistake.
Although the mountain itself has its own gravity, the guys fall off of it as if they were falling to the ground which is obviously not there.. There is no explanation for this, except for the Rule of Funny: Any violation of continuity, personality, or even physics is permissible if the result gets enough of a laugh.
@xeddier Actually, there is gravity on the moon. The moon is not open space, the gravity acceleration is 1.6 m/s^2, Any objects with great mass have gravity around them.
@dangerosking Hello fellow RuneScapian. If you read the previous replies to my stupid comment, you'll see that people have informed me about there being gravity relative to the mass of any object anywhere. But you can see in the video that Space Mountain is not on the moon. It's just a mountain floating in space and the guys just fall down as if they were on Earth.
@xeddier yes there is theres gravity everywhere theres just less in space based on the distance one object is from another and the mass of each object because every object with mass creates a gravitational force
Nah they weren't falling they were going off in one direction with the same velocity for eternity, which is basically what would happen if they could jump high enough to overcome gravity
good concept, shit delivery
jeenyus720 3 weeks ago
I hate auto correct ...
Laifgozon 4 weeks ago
Hall of Presidents is Disneyworld...unless I forgot about the Hallelujah of Presidents at Disneyland ...
Laifgozon 4 weeks ago
how was that planning on eating him in space? 0_0
HumpDeBump100 3 months ago
NOOOOOOOO
ABE LINCOLNNNNN!
TigressWhite 4 months ago
@Eradicatir13
One bullet in the head will kill you 99 times out of 100 no matter how tough you are. Even if you survive you would be permanently vegetated. You are a certified dumbass. And JFK was a great president, even if he was a democrat.
laxmanforlife92 4 months ago
@ TheEradicator13 JFK took a bullet in the back of the head his brains were spilled plus he was tooken by suorise dickhead he was a good president
SuperCanadaFTW 4 months ago
@icebloodful its a mountain in Africa, fool. Halo....seriously?
africandude1 5 months ago
killamanjaros? halo fans rule
icebloodful 5 months ago
@icebloodful kilamajaro is a mountain dumbfuck...
ohgravity1000 5 months ago
@icebloodful its a real mountain
EldanairMage 5 months ago
"Just cloooooose your eyes....."
loveu2781540 6 months ago
Can I get a Churro? LOL!
karinnamerino 6 months ago
Wait, Abe had a super-high, squeaky, incredibly grating voice, and it would be Jackson that would fight them.
Horatio786 6 months ago
@Horatio786 Didn't abe lincoln box though?
TheEradicator13 5 months ago
@TheEradicator13 Now that I think about it, yeah, he did. Still, the main reason he fought was due to how he was more famous than Jackson.
Horatio786 5 months ago
@Horatio786 what did Jackson do that made him a good fighter? I vaguely remember some stuff he did from highschool history.
TheEradicator13 5 months ago
@TheEradicator13 He was in the most gunfights as president, had various bullets removed during presidency, and said "the only thing I regret in life is never killing John C. Calhoun", who was his Vice President. Also, he was a war "hero", conquering neutral forts belonging to people who aren't even involved in any wars the US is in.
Horatio786 5 months ago
@Horatio786 Why the hell didnt my highschool history class teach me that? kinda makes john F kennedy look like a pussy for only getting shot once.
TheEradicator13 5 months ago
@TheEradicator13 How bout I snipe you in the back of your face hole, and then check if your dumbfuck ass is still alive.
PCWalrus 4 months ago
POOR ABE he was always one of my favorites
tyler2935 6 months ago
how is he gona eat him anyway?
kirbymaster12 6 months ago
That space thing looked legit
ToothpasteCannon 6 months ago
wat the fuck is this?
TheMitchelator 6 months ago
550 people didn't think delicous thoughts.
PistOffBruteStudios 6 months ago
@PistOffBruteStudios and 1 person hates Abe
dobbyfan48 6 months ago
@dobbyfan48 loves
dobbyfan48 6 months ago
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"not on my watch"
go abraham lincoln
95Godfather 6 months ago
"not on my watch"
gp abraham lincoln
95Godfather 6 months ago
In my opinion, if that Space Mountain was made to movie standards it would be pretty awsome. If The Hall of Presidents story was tweaked then it would have a chance of being decent. The story of churrois has no chance.
MrHiman7 6 months ago
wtf is this bullshit
DarokO2 6 months ago
Fun Fact! walt disney supported the Nazi party!
Iheardtrollingispro 6 months ago
I hate it when my churro explodes.
Ultimatepivot14 7 months ago
how do you eat in space?!?
mypascalvids 7 months ago
you forgot about making a joke about disny being nazis
TheSniperhotdog 7 months ago
@TheSniperhotdog Thats just a stupid rumor.
Milomia9 7 months ago
@Milomia9 i dont care i dont trust them
TheSniperhotdog 7 months ago
@TheSniperhotdog have you seen how much he cares about animals with movies like Bambi and 101 Dalmations? Theres no way he could be someone like that. And what do you mean them? Its not like everyone in disney is a nazi.
Milomia9 7 months ago
@Milomia9 im talking about modern walt disny was not
TheSniperhotdog 7 months ago
@TheSniperhotdog What?
Milomia9 7 months ago
@Milomia9 the disniy now is a bunch of nazis walt disney wasnt
TheSniperhotdog 7 months ago
@TheSniperhotdog Oh that makes perfect sense XD. But they do have awareness commercials and stuff so they cant be too bad.
Milomia9 7 months ago
@Milomia9 yeah only thir corprate ceo ppl are nazis not the actors
TheSniperhotdog 7 months ago
@TheSniperhotdog The actors are the ones that turn Disney Channel into a concentration camp by pouring acid in our ears and tearing out our eyes.
Milomia9 7 months ago
@Milomia9 thur but i hate disney intirly
TheSniperhotdog 7 months ago
@TheSniperhotdog wait, wait, wait. Are you saying you hate the original disney?
Milomia9 6 months ago
@Milomia9 no im saying i hate modern disney
TheSniperhotdog 6 months ago
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@TheSniperhotdog good cause if you dont....
Milomia9 6 months ago
lol you can order cannibalism??? XD
NikolaiZablockis 7 months ago
wait what ride is the second one from
z3r070000 7 months ago
Not funny... Sorry
Breakfast221 7 months ago 3
528 people's churro blew up
canihave1dollar 8 months ago
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I would totally go and see churros.
shenerdist 8 months ago
I hold in my hand a document officially canceling America! Haha! XD
gibbsisawesome 8 months ago
I HAVE TO GO TO SLEEP!!!
lewuy1 8 months ago 83
Sad thing is... I would watch all of those movies.
i am a disney freak and i approve this video ;-)
Monkeeperson 8 months ago
Why is Lincoln Amish?
iwontswallow 9 months ago
521 people are allergic to churros.
SuperDeathtoyou 9 months ago
With the arguments. The stupidity I'm hearing from nerds that think they are smart is appalling. Shut up everyone. It's a fucking video thats funny. Deal with it.
frugoovidsforfree 9 months ago
i know why that guy in space is running out of oxygen, his helmet isnt sealed!
HackersOfComputers 10 months ago
I live like three hours south of Disney World and on a class trip a few years ago, my friends were blown away by the fact that they actually sold churros there lol.
zacandashleys1fan 10 months ago
Actually i would go see Hall of Presidents. Funny and clever as hell
DarksideModerator27 10 months ago
Is it me or did it look like Shia la Beouf was playing Nixon.
symbiote111 10 months ago
lol there is a crack in the other guys astronaut suit
Krazywoot 10 months ago
there is no sound in space but hey who cares
jamalaron 11 months ago
Whats with the resolution?
Blacckkfire 11 months ago 80
@Blacckkfire Yo' mom
Thundercatz0r 8 months ago
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@Blacckkfire disneyland is taking over america...
ChrissiMOmo 7 months ago
@Blacckkfire its called the Disney Resolution
PsychoFreaky 4 months ago
I wanna churro
bxmdude96 11 months ago
When Lincoln was fighting the mortal kombat theme song would have been perfect.
johnmarstonsdefender 11 months ago
jakes k polk :) <3
grobiegirl12 11 months ago
Fuckin Lincoln...always knew he was a bad ass.
00D00 11 months ago
@xeddier Every object has a gravitational pull, its just that the ratio of the amount of gravitational pull to mass is so small that it can only be measured on massive scales.
brandon1997fl 11 months ago
@brandon1997fl So many people have told me that. Now I don't care any more. Please refer to the "All comments" to see how many people have replied to me. Press Ctrl+F and search @xeddier to see the other 11 replies such as yours on that page.
xeddier 9 months ago
I ate my first Churro at Disneyland, then I died.....
TalbertComedy 11 months ago
GO LINKEN!
Piximae 11 months ago
Xeddier is right, there is no gravity in space until you get pulled into the orbit of an asteroid or planetary body. Objects as small as dust particles have little to no affect on you, while in space. They would be slightly pulled towards you, but they themselves would have little to no affect on your movement.
ZombieNeurotoxin 1 year ago
Why was the aspect ratio all messed up? But still pretty funny!
GNRguy17 1 year ago
falling in space? lolololololol
tylerjamesyeah 1 year ago
That was really dumb..........
zainmehdi 1 year ago
What's up with all the nerds on college humor videos?
PenguinFart3 1 year ago
@PenguinFart3 College (humor), yes?
ageisold 1 year ago
fuck the unibomber! its time for the churribomber. yeah, that sounded better in my head
qwertyuiopasdfgh1111 1 year ago
Flashfire is right. In space this "dust" you speak of is only one atom in every meter cubed. Even if you are infinitly close this "dust" the pull is small. The equasion is mass1*mass2 all over the distance squared times gravitational constant. The atoms mass and the gravitational constant are so small the pull is almost infinitely small. Case closed
Beaverphant 1 year ago
@Beaverphant Man, you must be pretty stupid. How on earth did you read through all those comments and conclude so definitively "case closed" when in your last sentence you admitted that there exists a pull, albeit almostly infinitely small. Did you even read the comments properly?
And also, you not using my account name to reply to is rather cowardly.
ageisold 1 year ago
Naturally there was an advertisemnet for the new disney movie
d007ization 1 year ago
is there a midnight in space?
thisguy235 1 year ago
why is it so fucking skinny
ecn2000 1 year ago
911 likes... no comment
luliszthegameaddict 1 year ago
this was a really horrible video...
Diacrus 1 year ago
why is abe always the one to save the day
killjoy2212 1 year ago
Lol also, we have tazers.
athenacat96 1 year ago
@Mistoffelees11 President Evil lol
SuperMetalHead97 1 year ago
This video was kind of a waste of my time.
crstewart92 1 year ago
... what ride was the second clip based on?
SillyIrishPenguin 1 year ago
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I order you to be eaten by me.
emperoralexanderwems 1 year ago
I order yo to be eaten by me.
emperoralexanderwems 1 year ago
0:01
dwardeay 1 year ago
Why would you thumbs up the person for saying thumbs up??? It's so annoying asking for thumbs up and it's desperate to get on the top! I'm giving everyone who says "thumbs up" a thumbs down...
soccerjonesy 1 year ago
Now he belongs to the ages
jlim2397 1 year ago
abe! nooooo!
hahahahayourmother 1 year ago
Try the churros...
qwopiretyu 1 year ago
there's no gravity in space so why are they climbing? perpetual motion would keep them moving.
TheTurnerMeister 1 year ago
WTF? No Small World Movie? I would love to see that. BTW, 486 people's churros exploded.
FRANKthaTANK42 1 year ago
:0 the awesomest (in my opinion) president died...
HoofieBerry 1 year ago
LOOOL man this would be the most depressing Disney movie ever
XDXMIK 1 year ago
One of these movies needs chuck norris in it
KarthaokTheMage 1 year ago
assassinated again i see
MrWundrful 1 year ago
Lincoln has and always will be a baller.
OrangeSplash365 1 year ago
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kenneth7diagonaal 1 year ago
Where's Morgan Freeman?
Veloh15 1 year ago
Apperantly there was a VERY big planet nearby if they can fall in empty space...
sonenthehedgehog 1 year ago
@asdf36254 The moons gravity is 1/6th of the earths
todcat3 1 year ago
@todcat3 he's talking about the gravity in space... and he's ryt....
HotDamn281 1 year ago
I've been on space mountain whilst hyper. NEVER AGAIN.
UsernameDeleted1415 1 year ago
Canseling America xD
KrK6EST9 1 year ago
the highest point in space is and irrelevant comment as in space things can be measured in 3 dimensions
gammyfootify 1 year ago
I would go see churros,...
Reviews4Viewdotcom 1 year ago 71
@Reviews4Viewdotcom churros are delicious and thanks for making me hungry
thedudsonette 9 months ago
I totally agree with Stupoable. This does not make sense.
Maurissius 1 year ago
dont fuck with lincoln
IRONHIDE434 1 year ago
its AMISH ABE!
tttt12564 1 year ago
someone please tell me WTF! IS THIS F*CKING VIDEO?! WTF!!!
ashrocks87 1 year ago
There's no gravity in space...
xeddier 1 year ago 73
@xeddier Nor a peak, it's all relative.
DorianWalrus 1 year ago
@DorianWalrus Good point.
xeddier 1 year ago
@xeddier yes there is, just gravity not as strong as ours
Reviews4Viewdotcom 1 year ago
@Reviews4Viewdotcom no. there is only gravity when there is something big enough to have its own gravitational pull near enough to affect u. in space itself there is 0 gravity
redninja00 1 year ago
@redninja00 Gravity is a magnetic pull. If there was 0 gravity, when spacemen jump, they would not come down. But they do. Therefore, the moon DOES have gravity, just not as strong as ours.
Reviews4Viewdotcom 1 year ago
Wait. Wait. My bad. I thought he/she was talking bout the moon. so yes, red ninja, you ARE right. Space has no gravity.
Reviews4Viewdotcom 1 year ago
@xeddier You are dumb, man. There is no air in space. There is gravity in space.
ageisold 1 year ago
@ageisold No need for name calling. I admit I was wrong about there being no gravity in space. I hope you can forgive me for my mistake.
xeddier 1 year ago
@xeddier Ok. Sorry about that then.
It was just that your comment was somewhat strongly worded and yet it wasn't even correct.
Ok then.
ageisold 1 year ago
@ageisold This thread makes no sense. There is no gravity in space. Gravity is the act of a quantity of matter warping space time through the theory of general relativity. Every thing has mass, so every thing has gravity. However, space is not empty. Fragments of dust and ice are everywhere in the universe, so there is matter where ever you go. This does not mean that there is gravity in space because the dust does not accumulate it has a uniform pull on your body and never carries you anywhere.
Flashfire97 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 These dust particles exert a gravitional force on you. The dust can never be perfectly uniformly distributed in reality, therefore they do exert a force in a particular direction. They will never cancel each other out perfectly.
Moreover, the planetary bodies themselves will exert gravity in space, the lack of a atmosphere being immaterial.
ageisold 1 year ago
@ageisold whether the dust particles clump together is, to quote you, immaterial. When Isaac Newton was formulating gravity, he discovered that when you move an object twice as far from a source of gravity, the strength of the gravitational pull decrease by a factor of four. And if you are even an inch away from a dust particle, the gravitational factor is down to such a microscopic amount that will the first law, it literally does not affect anything. In fact, your gravity makes it obsolete.
Flashfire97 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 I think you just conceded the argument. As you said, even for dust particles, the effect exist. Your position is merely that it is so weak, it is negligible. That is to say, it still exists.
And of course, this is aside from the planetary bodies themselves.
Are you now willing to be a gentlemen and concede the point? That gravity exists in space?
ageisold 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 Though I may be arguing a hard to defend opinion, my main problem is the stupid 500 character limit, so this may come to you in a few parts. Part one: Imagine dropping a baseball from ten feet into a pool of water. Anything floating on the surface will be rocked back in forth by this action. Now make your pool of water the size of a swimming pool. When you drop the baseball on one side, anything on the other side will be minorly affected, but this is only because the wave dispersed.
Flashfire97 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 You used your own account name to reply to. This is rather dubious. It makes me think that you are too cowardly to have me reply to you and am trying to get around that by not using my account name, hence making it not appear on my inbox.
ageisold 1 year ago
@ageisold I replied to myself by accident, because when scrolling through the list of comments only the posts from your account appear in yellow. Thus, when I scrolled down, I just found a yellow comment and clicked on it, knowing that it would be in the thread and I wouldn't accidently drag someone into this thread that was commenting about how awesome Abe Lincoln was. And I have no problem letting you see my posts. If I knew you wouldn't see comments, there is not point in posting them.
Flashfire97 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 Very well, in the absence of definite proof, I will accept that explaination. And the incentive for you does exist, it being to get the last word without fear of being corrected. Some people are shameless.
All right then. So, do you accept you are wrong? There is in fact gravity in space? The magnitude is aside the question.
ageisold 1 year ago
@ageisold the question we are arguing is whether or not in space there is a towards gravity and away from gravity. On Earth, when you jump, you come back down. The core of the Earth produces a gravitational field. In space, you are not affected by Earth's gravity. But if you are affected by the gravity of dust, its just to small for you to inhabit, are you any less in space then on Earth? Space does not have gravity, the objects in space have gravity.
Flashfire97 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 The matter in space exerts a gravitional force. Matter exists in space. Therefore, there is gravity in space. You will experience gravity while in space, even if they are of negligible magnitude.
ageisold 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 Part two: therefore, this does not prove my point. Now, make that pool of water the size of the pacific ocean. The reason the boat in Japan doesn't have any effect, what so ever, to ANY imaginable degree AT ALL, is because the resistance of the water conveying the impact slowly degrades the force until all the force is absorbed into the water. This is like our scenario. In space, the dust particles are so small and comparatively far away that any and all gravity pulling you in is...
Flashfire97 1 year ago
Part three: ... nothing. My newtonian (real word) equation is the only thing keeping me from making it definitive: double the distance, decrease the gravity by a factor of four. Thus, every time you double the distance from Earth, the gravity never hit zero because you can never hit zero by dividing. (You primitive calculator, however, will tell you that you can.) Thus, stars on the other side of the galaxy and Universe have an unmeasurable effect of gravity exerted on them by the dinky rock...
Flashfire97 1 year ago
Part four: ... that is Earth. However, this is not true. Eventually, the equation breaks down, because it is not perfect. Saying that a speck of dust would have an effect on you is equivalent to the Earth having an effect on you 1.8 million miles away. (If the formula was perfect, it would be a gravitational pull 262,144 times weaker than it currently is) but the fact is, you being one inch away from a dust particle is very small, and if you were to come that close, it would make this...
Flashfire97 1 year ago
Part five: argument invalid, seeing as how that would be an exception, like arguing that (actress) is hot, her face just has to be photoshopped. Chances are, you will only come within a massive cloud of dust (a stellar cloud) and then the whole argument is flawed because dust clouds have cores, which have gravitational centers, which means a body, which makes you question whether we are in space. This is a very hard to target argument. Conclusion: Dust doesn't effect you because it is too small.
Flashfire97 1 year ago
@Flashfire97 Basically what you are saying is that there is effectively no effect "because it is too small". Correct?
That is to say, it does have a theortical effect. Yes? And a negiligible effect in practice.
And of course, this is aside from the plantary bodies that may be near, I have already said a few times.
ageisold 1 year ago
@xeddier If
you threw a ball in space you it would just keep going
death12soul 1 year ago
@xeddier yes there is. just not alott
iHannahM 1 year ago
@xeddier It actually depends on the size of the object your standing on
Webhead004 1 year ago
@Webhead004 Would you like me to delete my comment because it's misinformed?
xeddier 1 year ago
@xeddier but if the planet had gravitational pull then there would be
THISSONGISBULSHIT 11 months ago
@xeddier The space mountain would have its own Gravity. Then because your motion is falling downwards, You'd continue to fall down and away from the mountain.
ioutrankyou 11 months ago
@ioutrankyou Many people have replied to my comment in the same way you have. I would like to thank you and the others for pointing out my mistake.
Although the mountain itself has its own gravity, the guys fall off of it as if they were falling to the ground which is obviously not there.. There is no explanation for this, except for the Rule of Funny: Any violation of continuity, personality, or even physics is permissible if the result gets enough of a laugh.
xeddier 11 months ago
@xeddier Actually, there is gravity on the moon. The moon is not open space, the gravity acceleration is 1.6 m/s^2, Any objects with great mass have gravity around them.
dangerosking 9 months ago
@dangerosking Hello fellow RuneScapian. If you read the previous replies to my stupid comment, you'll see that people have informed me about there being gravity relative to the mass of any object anywhere. But you can see in the video that Space Mountain is not on the moon. It's just a mountain floating in space and the guys just fall down as if they were on Earth.
Thanks.
xeddier 9 months ago
@xeddier yes there is theres gravity everywhere theres just less in space based on the distance one object is from another and the mass of each object because every object with mass creates a gravitational force
soccerdude499 9 months ago
Lol
Dalmainea 1 year ago
Abraham Lincoln. Badass
Mistoffelees11 1 year ago
Nah they weren't falling they were going off in one direction with the same velocity for eternity, which is basically what would happen if they could jump high enough to overcome gravity
thabookwyrm 1 year ago
I thought Abe use to wresle profesionaly?
Coolguyinthejersy 1 year ago
thats not how space works
ensignharrykim 1 year ago
What about It's A Small World? That's way to awesome a ride to pass up making a movie!
AwesomeKoko1 1 year ago
@AwesomeKoko1 it would just be people on drugs in a closet with neon lights.
JasonCaangay 1 year ago
You can't fall in space.
Rainmaker1113 1 year ago
this was actually a stupid idea for a video... in my opinion
dron233 1 year ago
I'd actually watch hall of presidents.
Fredfredbug4 1 year ago
"Oh my.. this presidential face surely is red today"
xD
1mymind2isanenigma3 1 year ago
didnt they make a space mountain one?....Didn't they make all of them!?!?
Hariuka 1 year ago
WHAT NO ITS A SMALL WORLD PARODY? that whould have been most enjoyable.
The1stPhycho 1 year ago
why would a mountain be in space?
cHoKoLatPYE 1 year ago
LOL
YouTwitFace25 1 year ago
churros bombs right away !!
bleedy2007 1 year ago
0:30 is super fake but then again if that was a movie it would suck
so this is funny
I love college humor
and Go ABE LINCON
gradsssara 1 year ago
coming soon: its a small small world: apocalypse
claytonfosure 1 year ago
wouldnt it be cool if they made fun of the sublimminal messagesss disney hides? i would love to see it.
MRr3n3gade 1 year ago
I could actually see them trying to make a space mountain movie
dakotagonz 1 year ago
2:55 GOD I CANT STAND IT ANY LONGER
CptBonex 1 year ago
Where was Teddy Roosevelt? He never have been beaten by a mere mortal!
cameleopard42 1 year ago