What would you do if you could change your DNA?

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It does not take that much of size to launch fluid at escape velocity for the sun.
Size doesn't matter very much at all if we're talking about launching fluids. If anything, it'd be even harder since it would have to reach the escape velocity of your giant "cannon" too. And like I said earlier, if you had a "cannon" that big, gravity would crush it into a ball before it could "fire" anything.
 

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Size doesn't matter very much at all if we're talking about launching fluids. If anything, it'd be even harder since it would have to reach the escape velocity of your giant "cannon" too. And like I said earlier, if you had a "cannon" that big, gravity would crush it into a ball before it could "fire" anything.
The earth is round because earth used to be liquid, and the sun being plasma. Gravity at that size does not make object collapse just yet. And the cannon would be much heavier than the liquid which makes the momentum of the liquid irrelevant.
 

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Further, only fluid get crushed into sphere not because of gravity but vaccum.
That's not how it works at all. The less dense pieces of the object would start to be attracted to the densest parts of the object, ultimataly having all the pieces combine with the object getting more dense as you get closer to the core. What state of matter the object is in has no effect.

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The earth is round because earth used to be liquid, and the sun being plasma. Gravity at that size does not make object collapse just yet. And the cannon would be much heavier than the liquid which makes the momentum of the liquid irrelevant.
Um, no. The Earth is a big ball of rock, which in turn, was created by smaller balls of rock.
 

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That's not how it works at all. The less dense pieces of the object would start to be attracted to the densest parts of the object, ultimataly having all the pieces combine with the object getting more dense as you get closer to the core. What state of matter the object is in has no effect.
And how much time and how dense would that be to overcome structural integrity?
 

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That's not how it works at all. The less dense pieces of the object would start to be attracted to the densest parts of the object, ultimataly having all the pieces combine with the object getting more dense as you get closer to the core. What state of matter the object is in has no effect.

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Um, no. The Earth is a big ball of rock, which in turn, was created by smaller balls of rock.
My bad on the sphere part. It is free fall, not vaccum.
 
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Watch this video:

Density does not matter as much as mass. If your object was planet sized, gravity would definitely be able to crush it into a ball.

It does matter since that would create greater pull pressure, which can be more important than mass to overcome stronger structures.
 

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Watch this video:

Density does not matter as much as mass. If your object was planet sized, gravity would definitely be able to crush it into a ball.

It does not take the size of a planet to build railgun than can launch 1 ton of magnetized container with water inside at escape velocity and not be affected by the impulse.
And earth do not crush itself into a sphere, though sphere is the most possible outcome in formation, which earth do act like a pool of rocks. If objects at that size do not have the shape of a sphere, it will not be one even at greater size.
 
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And earth do not crush itself into a sphere, though sphere is the most possible outcome in formation, which earth do act like a pool of rocks. If objects at that size do not have the shape of a sphere, it will not be one even at greater size.
Once again, that is completely wrong. Earth is able to stay a sphere because of the centripetal force of its rotation pushing all of its mass towards the center.
 

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Once again, that is completely wrong. Earth is able to stay a sphere because of the centripetal force of its rotation pushing all of its mass towards the center.
Well naturally non-spherical mass would not come to existence due to the way they are formed, which then the components will become connected. However, should other shape be formed (by unnatural means), it will stay that way. And what is your point about spinning exactly since they actually get rid of mass but counteracted by both molecular bounds and gravity, though in a circular, but also spherical manner instead of egg due to earth being a spherical planet. And let's not forget that earth is at peak density and cannot shrink further at current state nor will it implode any day.
 

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Well naturally non-spherical mass would not come to existence due to the way they are formed, which then the components will become connected. However, should other shape be formed (by unnatural means), it will stay that way. And what is your point about spinning exactly since they actually get rid of mass but counteracted by both molecular bounds and gravity, though in a circular, but also spherical manner instead of egg due to earth being a spherical planet. And let's not forget that earth is at peak density and cannot shrink further at current state nor will it implode any day.
Well, as they say, don't argue with an ignorant person, it will just make you look stupid. Even if this is the EOF, derailing still isn't okay.
 

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Well, as they say, don't argue with an ignorant person, it will just make you look stupid. Even if this is the EOF, derailing still isn't okay.
Okay what is your answer on changing dna again. I guess I am going with ability to translate DNA into composition of vibration which structure may be formed.
 

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Okay what is your answer on changing dna again. I guess I am going with ability to translate DNA into composition of vibration which structure may be formed.
The ability to turn real life into a harem anime where I am the main character. :creep:
 

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The ability to turn real life into a harem anime where I am the main character. :creep:
You monster. But if this is a lesbian anime where you are the queen it will not be bad. (all the girls just lie on your breasts and admire your femininity) Seriously why do guys always want lots of woman around them, yet prove to be pathetic in real life? (I used to until I realize this is unjust)
I can still argue about the spherical planet thing with evidence and papers though I should stop here. Is this say middle school material? Because I never had middle school in US.
 

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You monster. But if this is a lesbian anime where you are the queen it will not be bad. (all the girls just lie on your breasts and admire your femininity) Seriously why do guys always want lots of woman around them, yet prove to be pathetic in real life? (I used to until I realize this is unjust)
I can still argue about the spherical planet thing with evidence and papers though I should stop here. Is this say middle school material? Because I never had middle school in US.
But that's weird. And its completely normal for a guy to want to be surrounded by cute girls.
 
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