something you can see but weighs nothing?
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Darkness\nEdit*\nAnd if you put it in a can it weighs less...\nA hole
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Tonic - If you could only see.
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Nope, the magnetic information (not electronic!) doesn't weigh anything, it's all related to the orientation of the "magnetic moment" (up or down) of the atoms i.e. the way atoms are turning (to make it simple). they're not heavier if they turn in one sense than if they does in the other
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the Sun and another point where there is no object
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See nothing wrong with it.
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something that cannot be explain
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see a minor distance creat such a difrnc, 10/10
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No, the same molecules and atoms are on (in) the screens regardless of what the image is.  Their appearance changes, but there is no change in weight.
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at first the answer seemed obvious, of course you would.  But the more you think about it, the more it doesn't seem so obvious.\n\nI have to go with the answers that say you would feel the pull of gravity from all directions and therefore feel weightless.
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Nothing's hidden inside, but it's an ambigram.  Print it out and turn it 90 degrees and see what happens; then 90 more, then 90 more.  You will see something cool.
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You can look 'inside'.\nThat is all !\n\nTh
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it means to see something for what it is.  nothing more, nothing less.
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Not really. Try weighing yourself with your normal amount of clothes (shirt, jeans, shoes) and then again without anything. For me, it usually shows less than a 1.5 lb difference.
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all you can see with or without the naked eyes.
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A black object is only visible when surrounded by light reflecting items.  Example: if you wrote on a completely black piece of paper with a black marker you would not be able to see it, but you would if it were white paper
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txgurl, I am going to have to disagree with the question itself, and, as a result, answer your question.\n#1, you say that wind cannot be seen.  The real statement would be that wind cannot be seen with the naked eye.  Wind is the dramatic passage of air molecules from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure.  This means, that wind is actually air particles zooming past you.  If you were to pause the wind mid-stride and put part of it under a microscope, you would see millions of molecules and tiny particles.  That is what wind is.  So, it can be seen and has been seen, just not with the naked eye, because it's elements are too small.\n#2, Light cannot be touched.  Acutally, scientists believe that light is made up of photons, which are mass-less particle with a standing wavelength of energy inside.  When these particles strike your hand, the outer shell breaks appart, and the energy is released into your hand in the form of energy, both visible and thermal.  So, for the brief second that the photon is in contact with your hand before the shell dissolves, the light can be touched.  It is just so tine (mass-less in fact) and there are so many of them, that our physical senses cannot detect them.\n#3, Smell has no color.  It is believed that all the senses are interrelated.  This means that light has smell and feel and taste, that color has a taste smell and feel, etc.  How is it that some insects are attracted to red flowers and yet they are color blind?  It is because they can smell the color.  Each color has a place in the smell spectrum as well as in the light spectrum.  But, to answer your question, we cannot smell it because, like out eyes can only detect a small range of light, out noses can only smell a small portion of the odor spectrum.\n#4, Sound has no shape.  Actually, sound is in the shape of a sphere.  Once again, just like wind, there would be no sound in a vacuum.  When a sound is made, the sound waves oscillate out from the source from every direction.  Sound travels though solids faster than through gases.  This is how they detect earthquakes.  They have instruments that pick up and map the sound impulses through the gound.  This makes a picture on a map, and they can thus tell the direction and power of the earthquake.  have you ever seen a jet break the sound barrior?  At the moment of the break, a cloud of moisture is formed in a cone shape around the jet.  This cone shape can be demonstrated by blowing up a balloon part of the way.  Then poke your finger hard into one side of the balloon.  The balloon will become shaped like a distorted cone.  Now, this is like the sound.  Keep pushing and the baloon will pop.  Kinda like the sonic boom caused when the jet breaks the sound barrier.  This is the shape of sound.  Again, our sences are too finite to be able to detect the individual molecules and thus, we cannot see the shape.  But a microscope could and computers can detect and generate images of what we could see, if only our sences were more powerful.  Hope this is of some assistance to you.
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Some things you just have to believe without seeing.