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[Inferno]

As long as it is in the atmosphere it is full, 100% because Air is a fluid. If it is in the vacuum of space, it will be empty...

A very common mistake.
Air is fluid, but not A fluid. Noun vs verb kind of thing.

 

[RJSakowski]

A very common mistake.
Air is fluid, but not A fluid. Noun vs verb kind of thing

According to Webster

noun​

: a substance (such as a liquid or gas) tending to flow or conform to the outline of its container

 

[tjb]

According to Webster

noun​

: a substance (such as a liquid or gas) tending to flow or conform to the outline of its container

It's also an adjective but not a verb. So "Air is fluid" is a correct sentence, but it would be a 'noun v. adjective' kind of thing; but never a 'noun v. verb' kind of thing.

 

[savarin]

what about when you "air" your washing? Thats a verb isnt it?

 

[Inferno]

I should have said adverb/adjective/noun sort of thing.

The fluid movement of the ballet dancer provided the illusion of a mermaid.

 

[higgite]

A very common mistake.
Air is fluid, but not A fluid. Noun vs verb kind of thing.

The internet is awash with misinformation. Air is a fluid.

Tom

 

[Bone Head]

A very common mistake.
Air is fluid, but not A fluid. Noun vs verb kind of thing.

According to Webster

noun​

: a substance (such as a liquid or gas) tending to flow or conform to the outline of its container

It's also an adjective but not a verb. So "Air is fluid" is a correct sentence, but it would be a 'noun v. adjective' kind of thing; but never a 'noun v. verb' kind of thing.

I should have said adverb/adjective/noun sort of thing.

The fluid movement of the ballet dancer provided the illusion of a mermaid.

The internet is awash with misinformation. Air is a fluid.

Tom

 

[verbotenwhisky]

A very common mistake.
Air is fluid, but not A fluid. Noun vs verb kind of thing.

In the real world AIR is A gaseous Fluid and if you get it cold enough it is a liquid fluid. Everyone thinks of fluid as a liquid only but it is not. SO, Air is a fluid, it has mass which is why, at sea level, the atmospheric pressure is 14.7 PSI (which can be +/- dependent upon temperature); and, why water boils at 212 degrees F at sea level and cooler as altitude increases (provided your not in a pressurized cylinder at atmosphere).

Air is a thing....

 

[GrifterGuru]

Water can be either solid (Ice), liquid (Water) or Gas (Steam)......... Name something else that can be all three (it's not what you might think!).

 

[woodchucker]

All this talk about air just blows my mind.

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I think they are all full of HOT AIR.