Recent content by amey_naik2812

thank you everyone :)

jack please elaborate:)

i would like to give an example... take a torpedo and a missile into consideration, which are to move and hit a target underwater. Both work on the principle of action and reaction. Missile uses the force generated my compressed air while the torpedo has a fan at the back to push it forward...

wont the rotation of the blades of the fan create a force which might push the fan backwards... Newtons law TO EVERY ACTION THERE IS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION...

@pengwuino but my question is will the fan move or remain at the same position?

@jack... its just a question with popped in my head... but my intuition says it will move... dnt know why..

i agree that the fan won't move on the pole, but if u switch it on then wind will be generated... wat do u say?

if a fan with a battery is placed in space outside Earth and if it is switched on... then what will happen? will the fan go ahead, behind or will it remain at the same position?