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Undergrad What is Feynman's Definition of Perpetual Motion?
Could somebody please explain this excerpt to me from Feynman's Lectures on Physics on perpetual motion? I don't completely understand his definition of perpetual motion. Thanks! "We must be careful to define perpetual motion...If, when we have lifted and lowered a lot of weights and restored... -
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High School Laws of Physics vs. Laws of Nature
That's what I thought. Thank you.- kgreen
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High School Special Relativity and Distance/Space
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High School Laws of Physics vs. Laws of Nature
I'm new to studying physics. Are the laws of nature and the laws of physics synonymous with each other? Thanks!- kgreen
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High School Special Relativity and Distance/Space
That does answer my question. Thank you! Could someone give me a simple example of how distance is relative when moving relative to one another?- kgreen
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High School Special Relativity and Distance/Space
In reference to a person who's stationary. I want to understand how distance is relative.- kgreen
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High School Special Relativity and Distance/Space
I'm currently reading Brian Greene's The Fabric of the Cosmos. I have a question about Special Relativity. I understand that time slows down when there's relative motion. I wanted to ask something about distance/space. When time slows down, does that mean that, e.g. the speed of a car, slows...- kgreen
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