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Michelson and Morley Aether Experiment
Why?? Wouldn't without rotating it would be changed already?? Without moving in 90degrees what would be telling of that the aether does not exists?- midgetwars
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Michelson and Morley Aether Experiment
So if there was an aether what would be different in the black and white fringes??- midgetwars
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Michelson and Morley Aether Experiment
Homework Statement Well. the statement is explain the Aether Experiment.Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution What i gather is that MM threw a light source into a thing to split the light up and had to mirrors to reflect the light into the telescope. One going against and one going...- midgetwars
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What is the acceleration and g-force of a space cannon on the moon?
so the G forces would be + 1...?- midgetwars
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What is the acceleration and g-force of a space cannon on the moon?
So is that right?- midgetwars
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What is the acceleration and g-force of a space cannon on the moon?
So the a is so i got 26 1302.3256 ms0-2... That means the g-forces are around 26 000 gs? That's seems to be a lot don't you think?? Also wikipedia says the acceleration isn't that high, but doesn't offer a solution a = (1.06x104)2 / 2x215- midgetwars
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What is the acceleration and g-force of a space cannon on the moon?
Homework Statement What are the acceleration of the cannon and the g-forces experienced if there was a guy on it... Cannon is 215m long Velocity is 1.66x10^4 ms^-2Homework Equations V2=u2 + 2ay The Attempt at a Solution (1.66x104)^2=0 + 2xax215 a = (1.66x104)[SUP]^2/2x215Ok... So i think...- midgetwars
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- Cannon Moon Space
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