Okay don't crucify me for this.
In the latest ancient aliens episode, they mentioned that some scientific reports shows that if you subject mercury to a very high level of eletrostatic charge and then spin it, you get a gravitational thrust which allows you to create inertial force that can counteract the gravity.
Is there any truth behind this ?
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WAT IF ITS REEL :O
not remotely
What exactly do you think you're saying? I can't grasp what you're claiming so that I could even approach it with a reasonable response. Why would the electric charge be included? What do you mean by 'counteract the gravity?' I've literally not the foggiest idea what that statement is meant to convey. If you mean 'it produces a thrust that can be made in a direction opposite to the force of the Earth's gravity on the mercury sample,' then I do that with my legs all the time without needing some jibber jabber mercury concoction. Does it repel mercury's self-gravity? I've got fucking news for you, every object does this on top of fighting against the Earth's gravity. What force do you think keeps things together and from falling into themselves? What scientific reports?! WHAT IS A VERY HIGH LEVEL OF ELECTRIC CHARGE?!
Go back to watching ancient aliens for the sp00ky ideas, but don't come to Veeky Forums with your incoherent babbling. And you don't put a space between end punctuation and the last word in a sentence, for Christ's sake.
No. Please gain some understanding of physics and the natural world.
>ancient aliens
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