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Mass would have no gravity, it would only shield the anti-gravity of the vacuum. Wouldn’t this produce what we see via experiment as well? You’d get orbits because the vacuum would push objects around the shielded “holes” where there was no anti-gravity. You are not pulled by the earth, but pushed into it by the vacuum. Wouldn’t this also explain the expansion of the universe? Wouldn’t this help explain black hole infinities too? Instead of having infinite gravity at the singularity, they just have 100% shielding.

Mass would have no gravity, it would only shield the anti-gravity of the vacuum. Wouldn’t this produce what we see via experiment as well? You’d get orbits because the vacuum would push objects around the shielded “holes” where there was no anti-gravity. You are not pulled by the earth, but pushed into it by the vacuum. Wouldn’t this also explain the expansion of the universe? Wouldn’t this help explain black hole infinities too? Instead of having infinite gravity at the singularity, they just have 100% shielding.

Mass would have no gravity, it would only shield the anti-gravity of the vacuum. Wouldn’t this produce what we see via experiment as well? You’d get orbits because the vacuum would push objects around the shielded “holes” where there was no anti-gravity. You are not pulled by the earth, but pushed into it by the vacuum. Wouldn’t this also explain the expansion of the universe? Wouldn’t this help explain black hole infinities too? Instead of having infinite gravity at the singularity, they just have 100% shielding.

Mass would have no gravity, it would only shield the anti-gravity of the vacuum. Wouldn’t this produce what we see via experiment as well? You’d get orbits because the vacuum would push objects around the shielded “holes” where there was no anti-gravity. You are not pulled by the earth, but pushed into it by the vacuum. Wouldn’t this also explain the expansion of the universe? Wouldn’t this help explain black hole infinities too? Instead of having infinite gravity at the singularity, they just have 100% shielding.

I have gone through three vacuum cleaners in the last 6 months because I vacuum all the time(3 children and one dog).
I really want a vacuum that sucks up the dirt well as well as pet hair and can clean the stairs well.

I have an aquarium with sand substrate. I tried using my gravel vacuum on it but it didn’t suck up any of the debris. I held the vacuum a little above the sand jt like I am supposed to. The debris would go up the syphon a little then fall back down. I even tried getting closer to the sand and it did the same thing. Any ideas? Do i need a different kind of vacuum? I’ve heard of netting the sand. How do you do that?

Im really getting into astronomy now and I still dont understand the “vacuum of space”. I hear that if you were to go outside in space without a space suit, you would die (not because you cant breathe, but because of the “vacuum”.) What exactly does this vacuum do? What are its effects on the human body? Is it like an actual vacuum that we use here on earth?
Thanks for your time.

I have already tried to vacuum the house with a new vacuum on a new wall to wall carpet but the new carpet continues to develop little balls of carpet fluff or lint. The first time I vacuumed the carpet the vacuum was compacted with the lint and then wasn’t able to get any more things out of the carpet.
Is there something that I need to do with a new carpet? is there a tool used to clean up the carpet lint? Should I use a different setting to vacuum the carpet? Is there a vacuum rating I need to get the carpet clean?

I’m in the market for a new vacuum cleaner and I just wanted to know how long other people have owned their vacuum cleaner. It seems like my family is cursed with vacuum cleaners that quit working after only two, maximum, three years. Is this normal? Are vacuum cleaners meant to die an early death so we are forced to keep buying new ones? Any suggestions for a good strong vacuum with a long life span?

Of course, buying a new vacuum is one possible answer- but we would like to avoid that if we can.
Sorry, I don’t know the specs on the vacuum. It is just a regular vacuum cleaner that uses bags.
It has a bad odor when turned on.
Can we clean the vacuum somehow- if we cleaned it and changed the bag, would that remedy this problem?
Thanks!