People with degrees in physics will ask me questions about their son who is using drugs or about their grandmother who seems confused. I don't accuse them of taking a class in psychology and looking for an answer to a homework assignment. I don't give them a lecture on stimulus response or ask...
Looks like a homework to you? I am 70 years old and have an advanced degree in psychology. You can answer the question anyway you want but you are answering it as if it were a homework assignment. I only asked which one hit first.
I do not know. I was taught that the combination of the two masses determine the acceleration due to gravity. However since I have started reading this forum I have gotten the impression that only the mass of the Earth counts. I hope my question will result in an answer not an attack.
If we have two objects A and B appear on the opposite sides of the equator of a planet like Earth with the same mass as Earth. Object A is a neutron star with the mass of the sun and object B is a iron cube with the mass of one gram. Will A or B hit the Earth at the same time or will one hit...
You might want to talk to the RESPeRATE people. The have a machine that measures your breathing rate because when you lower it your blood pressure drops.
I may have missed an answer but most people are missing the point. IT DOESN'T BOUNCE with one slit. There is a reason why they use to slits. Take one electron at a time. With one slit it goes right through. In other words with one slit it acts like a particle. If it bounced around it would do...