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    B Countering the Movement of the Ocean & different size boats/ships

    Thank you very much, sir, for this detailed reply. I'm a visual learner. And, though you didn't take a picture of the submarine you own in the marina, including the graphic was very helpful in getting me to grasp the effects below water.
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    B Countering the Movement of the Ocean & different size boats/ships

    Thank you for taking the time to answer this for me. I watched the video. I think I'm going to get one of those for my garage. Since I'm not married, I shouldn't have to worry about any second-guessing nor negative feedback in trying to do so. lol I couldn't resist. I thought the rain drops were...
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    B Countering the Movement of the Ocean & different size boats/ships

    I’ve been on cruise ships and recreational boats. But, that’s not something I do every weekend. That’s just an occasional thing. On the smaller boats, I can feel the ebb and flow of being on the ocean more noticeably. On the cruise ships, I have to be real still and off in a quiet place to...
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    B Is there a such thing as being outside of our sun's gravitat

    I have looked up escape velocity as DaveC426913 and SophieCentaur have suggested. Here is what I've learned in my own words: An Escape Velocity is usually given assuming an object is on the surface of a specified mass. It is a speed, irrespective of direction, where if the object achieves that...
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    B Is there a such thing as being outside of our sun's gravitat

    Thank you Drakkith and SophieCentaur. This is brilliant. I wish there were a universe simulator, that would let me change values so that I could learn what values are sufficient to make "kicks." This quote has helped me understand that maybe it is not the number F calculated in isolation among...
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    B Is there a such thing as being outside of our sun's gravitat

    Is there a such thing as being outside of our sun's gravitational influence? Please forgive my ignorance. I recall this formula But, what ought I plug into it, along with the sun's mass, such that I could say "it's far enough out there that there is not even a tug resultant from F"? Any...
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