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For questions about design, process, data, or analysis of experiments and observations.
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Forces on ball thrown inside fighter cockpit during a manoeuvre
Not until the ball is in contact with part of the plane - the pilot's lap, in this case. From the pilot's point of view the ball will be thrown upwards and behave exactly as it would doing the same on …
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How do we observe the expansion of the universe?
There's an old theory called "tired light" where the momentum is lost due to waves hands some other reason, but as far as I'm aware this has been pretty much discounted these days.
The background beh …
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