(-) -->0<-- (+) does this make any sense to anyone?

Question

Ok you have a negitive and a positive mass and they attract each other and gain energy but because there is a 0 inbetween them they can never meet but they gain more energy the more they move. Basicaly I believe this is what is at the center of our universe and the basic building blocks of all matter. what do you think of my moronic ideas? Thanks for responces.

Answer 1

Ain't no such animal as a negative mass. If there were such a thing. it would probably repel a positive mass. Back to the drawing board...

Answer 2

You seem rather young, but I could be wrong.

I don't fully understand your question, but it certainly is NOT moronic to genuinely seek answers. Don't let anyone convince you to the contrary.

The more we learn, the better and more structured our questions become.

You mentioned negative mass. That's a sticky issue. However, mass isn't the only thing that causes attraction. Electric charges can attract too and there is a negative and positive attraction when it comes to that.

So far the idea of negative mass has no basis in observations. It is a device invented by theoretical physicists to make some theories work that otherwise wouldn't. Some theories of the universe require negative mass to work, others don't.

That doesn't mean it doesn't exist, just that from our understanding of physics, it doesn't make physical sense as we currently understand matter and mass.

When any two objects attract each other, there is a relative zero point somewhere between their centres of energy, such as the zero point of gravity between the Earth and Moon. An object at that distance would experience no gravitational pull in either direction. The important fact being that gravity still exists there regardless.

The only thing moronic is the actual reasons some people decide to believe things when they don't have a sound fact to stand on. Like believing the world is flat - today that would be moronic! Asking how we know that and can prove it, is not.

Every once in a while people need to be reminded just how we came to our present understanding of science, so such questions will always be relevent.
 

Answer 3

They dont have to touch.
They can rotate around the 0 to be able to gain energy while staying equi distant from each other.

Answer 4

There is no evidence that "negative mass" exists anywhere in the observeable universe. To be honest, it sounds like you are not very familiar with basic physics.

Answer 5

it means that this number 0<(zero) is nether a negative or positive number. It is in between both and what u might call "neutral".

Answer 6

Just remember you used the word 'moronic'. I only agreed with you.

Answer 7

your question doesnt make sense, i am beginning to question if you really like science and math