takea hollow sphere then cut into two half and close it back then put a hole and create vaccum now can u split

Answer 1

Hi. The pressure at the Earths surface is about 14.7 or so pounds per square inch. If you know the area of the half sphere then just apply a force slightly higher than the area times 14.7.

Answer 2

resourceful, it somewhat is distinctive. a million Strawberry Fields continuously 2 Norwegian wood 3 fixing A hollow 4 And Your fowl Can Sing 5 around the Universe 6 Yellow Submarine 7 Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds 8 i'm The Walrus 9 Oh Darling 10 Eleanor Rigby

Answer 3

1) place the sphere in a vacuum and let it fall apart
2) make another hole to fill the vacuum
3) the magnitude of the force holding the halves together is finite...use a larger force to pull the halves apart
4) unevenly heat the sphere so that one side expands more than the other creating a gap at the seal
5) ...lots of other ways, just sit and brainstorm, or did you just want a "yes" or "no" answer? but I don't understand why you didn't just think it through instead of asking us.

Answer 4

Yes, you can split the hemispheres apart if you put enough force on them.
You're probably thinking about the Otto von Guericke demonstration (see link)

Answer 5

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