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vmtgomes
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Hello guys, this is my first post. I'm not sure if it is supposed to be in this section.
But, if Galileo's principle of relativity says we can't do any experiments which would tell whether we are moving or stationary, why can't we say, for example, that if a vehicle with constant velocity relative to Earth is in fact moving as we notice that there is no fuel available after some time?
But, if Galileo's principle of relativity says we can't do any experiments which would tell whether we are moving or stationary, why can't we say, for example, that if a vehicle with constant velocity relative to Earth is in fact moving as we notice that there is no fuel available after some time?