To: Red Badger
Can a vacuum work in space?
To: Bartholomew Roberts
Yes, if you add some air..............
8 posted on
10/20/2020 10:31:30 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(Sine Q-Anon.....................very............)
To: Bartholomew Roberts
There has to be a pressure differential. Something has to push on what ever is getting vacuumed. Vacuums don’t really suck, just like cold doesn’t flow out of stuff.
21 posted on
10/20/2020 11:11:03 AM PDT by
calenel
(Don't panic. Prepare and be vigilant. Join the war effort. On the human side.)
To: Bartholomew Roberts
24 posted on
10/20/2020 11:23:11 AM PDT by
dirtymac
(Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.(DT4POTUS))
To: Bartholomew Roberts
“Can a vacuum work in space?”
A black hole would suck things up quite nicely, but that’s a bit dangerous. And it’s a bother getting things out, once they get in.
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