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March 8th 10, 08:25 PM
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Would a lava lamp work on Jupiter?
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March 8th 10, 09:21 PM
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Would a lava lamp work on Jupiter?
Les Hemmings wrote:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/08/a...f-force-video/ Better. they work on a difference in specific weight, and that dfifference is bigger at jupiter top atmosfere surface(2.7G gravity). Deeper into the atmosphere the lamp gets squeezed to bit by the pressure. There is no surface at any reachable depth.
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March 8th 10, 09:28 PM
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Would a lava lamp work on Jupiter?
Sjouke Burry wrote:
Better. they work on a difference in specific weight, and that dfifference is bigger at jupiter top atmosfere surface(2.7G gravity). Deeper into the atmosphere the lamp gets squeezed to bit by the pressure. There is no surface at any reachable depth. "In" Jupiter would be more acurate..
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