Then it would be half full of liquid and half full of vacuum... presumably with the occasional spherical cow if I remember my old physics classes correctly. They come with the territory - just appearing with rhyme or reason.
Oh, and AC - it'd be Pedant, not Pendant. Unless this is the view of bauble on a necklace?
Don't those cow ussually comes in pair, I was taught that a virtual spherical cow pop into existence only to be instantly anhilited into nothingness by a virtual anti spherical cow and that even thought the cows are virtual the effects theirs farts on various fields are quite real ?
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(Score: 5, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Monday November 16 2020, @09:55PM (4 children)
The glass is full. At standard sea-level pressure Earth, it is half-filled with a liquid and the other half filled with a gas.
(Score: 2) by DECbot on Monday November 16 2020, @10:45PM (3 children)
Perhaps this glass is in a vacuum, but at a temperature where the fluid won't boil away.
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(Score: 2, Touché) by TapeApe on Tuesday November 17 2020, @03:02AM (2 children)
Then it would be half full of liquid and half full of vacuum... presumably with the occasional spherical cow if I remember my old physics classes correctly. They come with the territory - just appearing with rhyme or reason.
Oh, and AC - it'd be Pedant, not Pendant. Unless this is the view of bauble on a necklace?
(Score: 2) by NickM on Tuesday November 17 2020, @03:46AM
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(Score: 2) by c0lo on Tuesday November 17 2020, @05:52AM
Oh, Mr. Pendantic, really now! (grin)
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