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leebobandido
Hi :)
I just had a (most likely totaly unoriginal) thought and thought I should try to ask someone who's thinkings on physics are somewhat more refined than mine. So after thinking twice about private messaging Mr Tyson and Mr Cox :) I decided to google 'physics forum'.
So here I am with my stupid question for you to groan at.
As follows:
Lets say we had the technology to create stable structure of extraordinary length I.E a solid graphene arm of some descrption and then attached that to a small pivot, if the arm was long enough then quickly turning that pivot, let's say east to west would result in the far tip of the arm moving from point A east to point B west faster than that of light traveling between those points.
Thanks for reading.. tune in tomorrow for my clockwork electron hypothesis :P
I just had a (most likely totaly unoriginal) thought and thought I should try to ask someone who's thinkings on physics are somewhat more refined than mine. So after thinking twice about private messaging Mr Tyson and Mr Cox :) I decided to google 'physics forum'.
So here I am with my stupid question for you to groan at.
As follows:
Lets say we had the technology to create stable structure of extraordinary length I.E a solid graphene arm of some descrption and then attached that to a small pivot, if the arm was long enough then quickly turning that pivot, let's say east to west would result in the far tip of the arm moving from point A east to point B west faster than that of light traveling between those points.
Thanks for reading.. tune in tomorrow for my clockwork electron hypothesis :P