Orbit by NorthMustang
You can plainly see -if you know what to look for- that momentum pulls the particles outward, but negative pressure pulls them inward; It also plays a part in keeping them going, as the wake of negative pressure left by one particle pulls the next along.
circle
gravity
momentum
chain
Comments
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votevotevote 8th Jul 2015
You can add more stuff there, and you might see the orbit widens ;) +1 -
L00hyma5ter 8th Jul 2015
I made almost the exact same thing a few months back id:1773479 however im am not claiming this to be a copy. I think this explains it a bit more than what i said in my own save. -
Alfa 8th Jul 2015
am i the only one who find it funny that spinning particles will always outmatch the most complex epic creations xP? -
00yoshi 7th Jul 2015
Use PQRT... -
00yoshi 7th Jul 2015Hey i uploaded such things so many times and didnt get fp
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2312352 7th Jul 2015
Take away every particle but one thrm and one of the other particle, and you got a hydrogen atom esk thing, +1 -
NorthMustang 7th Jul 2015
I wanted to get people to think about this; Just like the butterfly effect, this shows that even the slightest change in one part of the universe will change its entire outcome. -
NorthMustang 7th Jul 2015@AgentSCI Because I wanted to point out something that I knew that other people may not, and that is, that this is more than a bunch of particles rotating, and that each one affects not only the next one to follow, but the entire chain...
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ymahe69 7th Jul 2015
this is my trade mark -
AgentSCI 7th Jul 2015
This is so easy to do, why did you even upload this?