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Paul Cassel wrote:
Steve Firth wrote: Bill wrote: Umm well we can, water can be made to flow up hill on a slope. http://www.livescience.com/environment/060329_water_uphill.html No, it can't. The water is propelled by steam. It's not flowing, it's boiling. And steam makes a frictionless cushion so it should be shooting downhill. There was also another URL which you have conveniently snipped from your reply. Also no matter how you turn your boat in a calm, the wind is always directly on your nose. If you're not moving how can the wind be on your nose? |
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