Think about why weight creates magma.
I just thought about it and can't understand how a constant 1g of acceleration would create magma. If that was the case, then any large building on the surface of the earth would surely create magma as it would be pressing down on the surface with the same force as UA pushing up from underneath
Roger
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Acceleration is not a constant speed, it is a rate of increase of speed. You are going faster and faster at a certain rate.
Weight still works the same way according to Einstein's Equivelence principle. Imagine if you were in a fighter jet and accelerated at 3g while wearing eye glasses the weight of of a feather vs. wearing eye glasses the weight of a bowling ball. You would feel a distinct difference in what is pressing back against your face, right?
Do you not find it slightly ironic that the theory you pull equivalence from deals with gravity, not UA? General Relativity is about the geometric warping of spacetime by massive objects. (which is what we call gravity) I posted about the whole stepping off the chair thing awhile back and was met with, and I think it was you who said this, "are you smarter than Einstein?" Well, Tom, are YOU smarter than Einstein? I view this as just another example of FEH cherry-picking little bits of science that make it seem more legitimate while ignoring everything that show it is completely absurd.
Yeah, it is ironic. But for the sake of discussion let's just go with it.
This wiki states that the magma is formed because of tremendous pressure from UA. So magma is at the very last layer of the Earth because the deepest place should have the most pressure. But than, magma is liquid. So the magma part will separate from the crust because of laws of Inertia.
You test this yourself. You will need a cup of water(without lid) and something like car or bicycle. You accelerate and spin the cup of water so that the open side faces away from the direction you are headed.
What happens? The water will spill from the cup. From the viewpoint of second observer, it will look like the water is pulled away from your cup.
How does this not happen in UA model?