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Mar
31
comment Is Feynman's explanation of how the moon stays in orbit wrong?
"shouldn't the amount of "fall" travelled by the moon increase over time?" - no? The moon is being accelerated downwards, but because it's going forward so fast, all the previously accumulated velocity is now in the forwards direction. "The moon's speed toward the earth accelerates" - This is not true. You need to realise that the direction towards Earth, 'downwards', is constantly changing.
Mar
29
comment How long can you survive 1 million degrees?
Simply touching something at a high temperature is not necessarily a problem if its heat capacity is really low.
Jan
10
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Jan
10
answered Why do we weigh less when falling?
Jan
17
comment Why quantum entanglement is considered to be active link between particles?
@Chad: Isn't everything indeterminate until a measurement is made? If no one checks either the glove at home or the glove in your pocket, then it will remain unknown which one you have.