Thunderfoot is a Liar

Thunderfoot is a Liar

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[edd77]

what are you wearing? Black school-shorts and trainers you should have replaced years ago? Wtf? Must be the height of fashion where you are from

[DebateCrusher]

@edd77 - black school-shorts work with dark blue shirts. Tho, shorts are hardly my favorites, and you can tell because these are several years old and look new. Also, I normally don't wear black socks and don't make fashion statements.

[Noisegator]

@DebateCrusher "There is nothing wrong with the physics that TF believes in - he just failed to calculate in the nozzle effect. "

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The "nozzle effect"? Dude, your entire apparatus dissolved. That only proves that this was neither a scaled experiment nor a competent setup.

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"Water is composed of oxygen. "

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Yeah, but not gaseous oxygen. That's why it's water and not an explosive mixture of hydrogen and oxygen.

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This is POE, right? You are just pretending to be a creatard, right?

[FanaticTroll]

"Let the real scientists experiment and the textbook scientists misuse science."

So fucking ironic. I'm not into this whole creation-evolution thing, but from what I understand TF has a college degree or Ph.D in science and you're some fat trailer trash who found a chunk of earth and threw it, from a height, at a coke bottle in an attempt to try and discredit an actual scientific model.

[gregrutz]

That was a waste of time.  Stupid fuck.

[gargoyle1701]

stupid fuck

[Treefiddyfo]

SLOPPY science NOTHING to scale....wtf did u prove? that a really big rock dropped from a random height makes a pop bottle go boom? hehe

[TerrencePhillip66]

@DebateCrusher The only way a nozzle will increase pressure is if it is a constant volume system. Typically a pump hooked up to a motor that will draw as much current as it needs to maintain a constant angular velocity and therefore a constant flow rate with pressure being a variable. This is not the system described by the 'geysers of the deep' people. It is a constant pressure system. It reaches equilibrium when the water column weighs as much as the rock pressing down on the other side.

[DebateCrusher]

@TerrencePhillip66 - the heck there is no nozzle effect. NF cited a study made by a scientist in regard to the nozzle effect and even gave the math. Plus TF failed to prove anything because when he videoed the bottles pouring out water he chose angles to which you couldn't measure the difference.

[TerrencePhillip66]

@DebateCrusher: Now that you that you have been informed of the actual physics involved, apologize to TF for calling him a liar. To keep this video up calling him a liar when I have shown you that the real problem is that you do not understand 1st semester physics will be a lie and you, the author of this scientifically inept video, will be the liar. Consider this video crushed.

[TerrencePhillip66]

@DebateCrusher There is no 'nozzle effect'. That would only exist for CONSTANT VOLUME systems.This is a CONSTANT PRESSURE system. The upward force is Surface Area * Pressure. The downward force is Volume* density *gravity.. Since Volume is SA * Height, surface Area is a linear factor on both sides of the equilibrium equation and it cancels out. If you solve for Height, that is the maximum height the water can reach. 1st semester physics stuff. That's why you get a lot of "LOL"'s.

[MonochromaticEarth]

Wtf. I've seen smarter 4th graders. The stupid never know they are.

[shadow11479]

@DebateCrusher Could you Provide a Mathmatical Formula That a Nozzle effects the distance with?, and thunderfoot allready disproved that it had any effect allready, and he did it with very few tools, simply two bottles, one with a small nozzle, one with a large nozzle, with the same pressure, the liquid went the same distance, at different rates, the larger nozzle just drained itself faster

[PalulukanMakto]

@DebateCrusher It's funny, the physicists are always wrong on physics according to you morons... Do you think that, maybe, ALL OF THE PHYSICS TEACHERS ON THE PLANET saying you're wrong is good enough? I've called 7 college professors, and they all seem to disagree with you. Why do you think that is? It's because you don't have any idea what SCIENCE is. If you start an experiment with a biased premise, you will obtain a biased result.