Don't know about threads, I just want to ask a Q

[BROGLIE]

How did you find PF?

GOOGLE/AI

what is the problem ? if want ask a Q alkl i get is enter some thread

 

[BROGLIE]

i dont have a thread again all i want is ask Q from peeps who knows is all
well here is something... if anyone would be kind enough then please explain why gravity is conciderd weak when mear by event horozon gravity is strong ? sry slip on the keyboard ok

 

[berkeman]

Welcome to PF.

i dont have a thread again all i want is ask Q from peeps who knows is all
well here is something... if anyone would be kind enough then please explain why gravity is conciderd weak when mear by event horozon gravity is strong ? sry slip on the keyboard ok

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[phinds]

And to add to what @berkeman said, a word of caution. Among the rules here is this:

SMS messaging shorthand ("text-message-speak"), such as using "u" for "you", "plz" for "please", or "wanna" for "want to" is not acceptable.

, so things such as

"... Q from peeps ..."

should be avoided. We prefer actual English.

 

[gmax137]

@BROGLIE
To start a new thread (ie, to ask a question), go to the Classical Physics subforum, click on the "Post Thread" Button, then enter your thread title and fill in the text of your question. The Classical Physics subforum is usually a good choice unless you want to be much more specific. You can include a sentence such as "I'm not sure where to post this." and the Mentors will move it if you pick a grossly inappropriate subforum. As you spend more time here on PF you will get the hang of it.

 

[berkeman]

click on the "Post Thread" Button, then enter your thread title and fill in the text of your question.

Hah! I never saw that big button before! I just always started filling out the empty line at the top of the thread list -- I guess either way works.

 

[DeBangis21]

Hah! I never saw that big button before! I just always started filling out the empty line at the top of the thread list -- I guess either way works.

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