supersolids would in theory also pass through barriers

do the solids retain shape ?

yea

kind of like the flash

but the opposite because a supersolid would have to very slowly pass through

the slower the better

it's related to the wavelength of the matter

if you cool down a solid object cold enough, it could behave as if it was a single atom or a single subatomic particle having only one wavelength

and if the wavelength of that object is equal to or longer than the barriers around it, then there's a probability it can tunnel through

I don't think any supersolids have been created yet though

if they have, my guess is the Bose-Einstein condensate would be the closest example of a supersolid

it's just a guess though

I once read somewhere that atoms could be made to pass through solid barriers if you move the atoms slow enough

because particles are really just waves

a particle is not one wave, typically, it is the sum of many waves superpositioned together

my interpretation is that particles are the sum of many waves in the ether

the ether is the carrier

and the particles are the vibrations

if you get the vibrations to the right frequencies, they can propagate through barriers and form on the other side

You know what's really strange about a superfluid, it's not that far off from a super solid

you can't really stir a superfluid

if you do, you will create a nonsuperfluid vortex that spins, but outside of the vortex the superfluid remains absolutely still (or constantly spinning if it was already spinning)

it's very strange and I don't fully understand it

superfluids confuse me.

what happens if you spin them, like put them in a mini LHC style machine and make it spin around really fast ?

is there a field created ?

1: water doesnt curve - false look at a drop of water on a leave or any surface rly
2: 8 inch per mile squared is not the correct formula for the curve of the earth
3:the atmosphere can exist next to a vacuum because a vacuum doesnt "suck"
4 density and buoyancy doesnt work because things fall in a vacuum and you have no set direction for things to go

the earth is one big water droplet my dude 👌

Did you read the first sentence: **water doesnt curve** did i say anything about the earth , no

the sentence usually implies the body of water on earth such as lakes or an ocean or water in your cup.

It's a response to all those who simply ask , *does water curve i dont think so*

And yes the oceans curve

There is no earth guys, open your eyes.

guys earth is a tetrahedron wth

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my bad

it's a mobius strip

@JBombastico do you like pinapple on pizza

I like pizza on my pineapple

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