Anti Gravity Machine?

Question

If a cat always lands on its feet and buttered toast always lands butter side down. Could I get a cat and attatch one piece of buttered toast butter side up to each paw of the cat then picked the cat up and dropped it would the butter side up toast and the cat paws kinda act like like poles of a magnet and repel each other leaving the cat to kinda levitate a few inches above the floor or possibly rotate constantly along its latitudinal axis thus creating an anti gravity machine?

Answer 1

Everyone who has attempted to test this has ended up both bleading from many scratchs and bites, and covererd in butter.....The world may never know...

Answer 2

no, because the Mythbusters concluded that toast does not always land butter side down. it is actually quite random which side it lands on.


so your anti gravity cat-toast machine would be an utter failure. stinks for you. good thinking though- it almost could have worked.

Answer 3

In quantum theory, it might work, but only if you used Schrodinger's cat. However, the same theory implies that you would never be able to determine the result of the experiment without affecting the outcome.

Answer 4

I dont think so.... the cat will land with its paws down and wil not be turning all through the fall and crete the antigravity machine you are talking about.

Answer 5

Are u on the Ground or not.If ur on the ground how can u produce anti gravity machine.If u want to do it u have to go into the space.
Then u try to do it there.May be u can if ur there.

Answer 6

old, old joke.

Hey navarro, e=mc2 is Energy = Mass times light speed squared.

Einstein's Theory of General Relativity

Answer 7

Dude, i hope your not serious. Anti gravity all the way j/k

Answer 8

e=mc2. earth=magnetic calculation square

Answer 9

Come on man, wake up !!!

Answer 10

Old joke...