Re: The antics of thermodynamics, the depravity of relativity, the bunkum of quantum

On 3/10/25 7:37 PM, Bertitaylor wrote:

As pressure is force divided by area there cannot be pressure where
force is zero.

You keep making this mistake. Your grasp of physics is like those in junior high, and that's why I think you are a high school drop out.
And since you're surrounded here by fucking "engineers", nobody can correct you or make you understand this.
So I have to again spend my dick's time to do what they couldn't :-( Fucking assholes.
Net force of gravity is of course zero at the center of the Earth. But not higher up! And since all these forces higher up are "press"ing the material downward toward the center symmetrically, the resulting pressure of electromagnetic nature is conducted downward all the way to the center of the Earth, from all directions, creating enormous pressure, cause such pressures won't cancel each other out, but add.
A simpler example is if you stand in a street and two identical trucks press you from front and back with equal forces, net force on you will be zero but the pressure from electromagnetic forces at contact surfaces of trucks and your body on your two sides will not cancel out. They add and will crush you.