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MMotore reacted to A.T.'s post in the thread High School Why higher speeds need more power if the backward force is the same? with
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Just because you can have an inefficient system, that wastes energy on something, doesn't mean that energy is required to achieve that... -
MMotore reacted to Hornbein's post in the thread High School Why higher speeds need more power if the backward force is the same? with
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Consider wall sits, something that serious skiers do. Lean against a wall as though sitting in a chair, held up only by friction... -
MMotore reacted to PeroK's post in the thread High School Why higher speeds need more power if the backward force is the same? with Like.
There is such a thing as hill racing, where athletes run up and down mountains. On the uphill, however, only the top athletes do more...
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MMotore reacted to Dale's post in the thread High School Why higher speeds need more power if the backward force is the same? with Like.
Then do more stairs for the experiment. None of this distraction you are bringing is likely to be helpful for the OP.
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MMotore reacted to Neutrin0's post in the thread Undergrad What happens when two Neutrinos collide? with Skeptical.
All due respect I’d rather get answers from professionals in said field or people who know the answer to a question rather than fully...
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MMotore reacted to OmCheeto's post in the thread High School Red shifted tired light doubts with Skeptical.
I disagree. They also have momentum. I believe I learned that from YOU! Which I inferred meant that photons affected the universe...
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MMotore reacted to renormalize's post in the thread Undergrad Does a Point Charge in Classical Electromagnetism Possess Self Energy? with Like.
Yet the very first sentence of your original post was: which contradicts the Feynman lecture I quoted and is clearly wrong. Are you...
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MMotore reacted to Meir Achuz's post in the thread Undergrad Does a Point Charge in Classical Electromagnetism Possess Self Energy? with Skeptical.
This is getting silly. Neither of us will be convinced, but you keep putting up half truths, half wrong. I will try again. You neglect...
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MMotore reacted to Vadim 123's post in the thread Undergrad A question about the origin of Coulomb's law and point charge divergence with Skeptical.
Thank you for pointing that out. You are correct to ask. This specific geometric approach is currently undergoing the peer-review...
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MMotore reacted to Dale's post in the thread Undergrad A question about the origin of Coulomb's law and point charge divergence with Like.
The phenomenological fit is something that should be demonstrated in the publication! We cannot help you with any part of the...
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MMotore reacted to Graeme M's post in the thread High School Why would an atmosphere without greenhouse gasses be colder than with them? with Skeptical.
Pretty much, yes. If the atmosphere were at +15C and all the GHGs removed (leaving about 99% of the total mass), I'd assume it could not...
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MMotore reacted to PeroK's post in the thread High School Why would an atmosphere without greenhouse gasses be colder than with them? with Like.
A lot of what has been posted in this thread was already posted in your previous thread from four years ago...
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MMotore replied to the thread High School 'splain this hydrostatic paradox in tiny words.Everything is neatly explained in the video, also how the clamps support the remaining weight.
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MMotore reacted to Ahmedbadr132's post in the thread Undergrad Are primordial fluctuations the source of all structure? with Skeptical.
I do not think so Quantum fluctuations are not random . They are governed by equations.