Negative mass, visualized.

its nothing compared to this

Weird.

@MoonriseBill What exactly is weird about it? Are you stupid by any chance?

@AshtonForbes well my iq test came back negative so no worries there

Negative mass would have repulsive gravity, so the 5kg might not even touch it

Technically correct. I discussed this on the live tonight.

Rad. Depends how large the negative mass is and how close to the center of that mass the other object can get

@AshtonForbes Wouldn’t the negative mass not simply increase the speed of an object but endlessly accelerate it?

@AshtonForbes Yes, until the distance is great enough that the force is negligible

Not that I needed it, but it does get the point across.

Best part is that nuke blast in the end comes from the original video.

It did make me giggle

I suppose there's a good point to be made about gravity... if there's negative mass then there's also negative gravity, so it'd be repulsive... but what if you could somehow get a negative mass that asymptotically approaches the mass of the object?

Infinite acceleration. This is the mathematical basis for warp drive. Turn it up to the max and you get a wormhole.

I was really hoping this was the answer. 😇

As someone who doesn't inherently understand the physics of negative mass, how can it be created? Is this why the orbs were able to do what they did to MH370?

Not how can it be created. "What is negative mass?" That's what we need to know. If spacetime isn't empty then what we see around us is 'sea level.' You could argue anything below the 'sea level' is 'negative energy.' So push the zero point energy aside, and you've created a bubble of 'negative energy' just like a bubble of air in water.

When I saw 5 approaching -5, I thought to myself, "the speed will go to infinity, or they'll cease to exist." And now I'm thinking, "what if infinite velocity and non-existence are the same?"

Now switch mass for energy density via laser, Photon momentum transfer Woodward/mahood/forward/talley Use the conservation of laser propulsion & radiation pressure Myrabo/Mead/forward Use DEAS to make opposite charge to pull while feeding mhd Myrabo Spin it up🌪️ Gangsters bro

This was one of the early ones that hooked me on your investigations.

@One_of_the_Five It's fun to go back through my archive of old clips and videos and find stuff like this. I knew so much less when I first posted this than I do now.

It’s been a journey for sure!

What if the mass is less than the negative mass?

“Negative mass”

I like to think of the higgs field like a plane with two sides. Positive mass rests on top and negative is pushed up against it. So inertia increases or decreases respectively with "mass". And massless particles rock back and forth from one to the other side real fast.

What if the negative mass is larger? Does it begin moving in the opposite direction, with the speed decreasing as the negative mass gets further from the magnitude of the original mass?

Lose weight, go faster. Got it.

the last one is actually bigbang

Isn't this why the only thing hypothesized with negative mass are tachyons, which cannot move slower than light? Also why wouldn't equal positive and negative masses move at exactly light speed? If you can do this, you can build a sort of negative mass FTL blimp.

Would it do the same if the negative number was bigger than the positive?

Negative mass practical application:

Newton rn🤦

Great Post.

Great when frozen and pelletized for space propulsion

LFG!

I just watched 2 videos about you on YouTube by some science guy, and they were 2 of the funniest videos I have ever seen lmao. Watching you get scammed live on stream was amazing.

I'm glad I was able to bring some joy to your otherwise sad existence!

Not as sad as grifting fake stories from videos that are obviously fake

That's not perfect, as the negative mass would be attracted to the positive mass. Negative mass is gravity. #ProtonGravity

Fascinating physics concept! The visualization really helps explain how negative mass would behave 🔬

There's a nice little clip in the latest Why Files podcast "The Basement". Right around 1:08:30 and watch from there.

Essentially why you can't ever cross the streams with a proton pack or hit a Dune shield with a Lasgun. Same principle.

"negative mass" <.> heavy dude

It didn't eat the big block? Honestly disappointed

The gravitational force of attraction in this case would be repulsive. The illustration is very nice, but over time the large block would be repelled if it has enough speed to get close, because, as I said, the system would be repulsive. It would be like in electrostatics.

That's why matter and antimatter annihilate themselves when they come into contact with each other

Now you have 2 cartoon videos of things that can't and didn't happen to promote. Nice.

Bodies of 0 mass would move at 'c'

How is the negative mass related to nuke explosions?

Presumably fusion? idk I'm kind of wondering myself.