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Could we use the coriolis effect to travel
Given a platform that is floating independent of Earth's gravity, would it be possible to put a platform over the equator and over the day, would the Earth rotate from under it allowing you to travel ...
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Trajectory the body thrown at angle to the horizon
I need to simulate some body, thrown at some angle to the horizon and at some azimuth.
What would be $x(t)$, $y(t)$ and $z(t)$ involving $g(h)$, air resistance (with $\rho(h)$), Coriolis effect and ...
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Flushing water-Is it related to Coriolis force? [duplicate]
There are videos and articles on the internet which demonstrate that water flows down a flush clockwise in Northern Hemisphere and anti-clockwise in Southern Hemisphere.
Here are a couple of links ...
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What happens at the end of Coriolis Deflection
Consider we launch a cannonball due south from a point at 45 degrees latitude in the Northern Hemisphere (e.g the point defined with the co-ordinate system on this diagram). The cannonball travels for ...
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Is there an intuitive explanation for the Southward force caused by the Coriolis Effect on rotating spheres?
From the Coriolis Effect article on Wikipedia, the following with regard to the Coriolis Effect on a rotating sphere:
By setting vn = 0, it can be seen immediately that (for positive φ and ω) a ...
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Coriolis Effect and the Space Shuttle
The Coriolis effect is a well-known phenomenum, important in meteorology and ocean current forecasting. In addition to location (latitude), it depends on velocity and duration. I assume that ...
