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What goes up but never comes?
Age, the New Year, and space go up but never come down.
What goes up but never come down but get high every year?
human hight
What comes down and never goes up?
rain
What comes up and never goes DOWN?
your age
Is there such thing as a balloon that never goes down and never pops?
yes its lost in space
What goes up and down but never moves goes from place to place but you never see it and is on tv everyday?
TV channels
What goes up and never come down?
Your AGE!
What goes' up and never come down?
Age
What goes up but never comes?
Age, the New Year, and space go up but never come down.
What goes up but never come down but get high every year?
human hight
How can you tell when a horse is full?
A horse never really is 'full'. They eat 16 hours a day everyday. Then sleep shortly after the sun goes down. Sweeney_Todd_Fan
What goes up that never goes down?
Our Age!
Who goes down but never goes up?
rain goes down, but never goes up actually it evaporates is transformed to water vapor goes into the clouds and eventually comes down as rain again (pixilated)
What goes up never goes down?
Your age.
What happens to the roller coaster energy as it goes up a hill and never goes down?
never ? really the answer is that kinetic energy is changer to potential energy then when the laws of gravity and inertia come into play it is converted back into kinetic energy
What goes both up and down without moving that you use nearly everyday?
Your Jaw.
Does anything defy the law of what goes up must come down?
This is not a law. This is a statement indicating the action of gravity. Gas bubbles move upwards when released under water, and don't come back down. But these gases don't leave the Earth. Helium goes up, and doesn't come back down. But it doesn't leave the Earth. Hydrogen goes up, and the thermal energy available far up in the atmosphere will allow some hydrogen to reach escape velocity. Once hydrogen escapes, it will not come back down. Several spacecraft have gone up and are never expected to come back down. There was a manhole cover over the bore where underground atomic testing was occuring. That manhole cover went up, and had it not vaporized in our atmosphere, it would never have come back down. So, "hydrogen goes up, and some of it never comes back down". reply: mmmm, not very satisfactory im afraid,good effort though,seems nothing truly applies to the "law" . cheers!
