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Does Dambler (hope I spelled it right) fore is a real force or just something we use to explain things that we can't explain in other ways?
Alkhimey said:Does Dambler (hope I spelled it right) fore is a real force or just something we use to explain things that we can't explain in other ways?
Hmm. 3 spelling errors and 1 grammatical error (2 verbs; which one do you want us to use?). You might be asking an interesting question, but I don't know what it is.Alkhimey said:You misunderstood my question.
Does D'lambert force is a force tha excist ...
My English is really bad.krab said:Hmm. 3 spelling errors and 1 grammatical error (2 verbs; which one do you want us to use?). You might be asking an interesting question, but I don't know what it is.
Alkhimey said:For example, the gravity force is real. I can sense it, I can feel it, I can see the affects of it.
You chose a bad example. In general relativity, gravity is not a force. It's an effect of curved spacetime. Even from direct experience, gravity is different from other forces in that you can't actually "feel" it. Consider the astronauts in the space station or space shuttle. They're continually falling around the earth, subject only to the Earth's gravity. Do they feel that "force"?
Alkhimey said:You misunderstood my question.
Does D'lambert force is a force tha excist in our everyday reality or it is something theoretical that excist only on the "papers"?
For example, the gravity force is real. I can sense it, I can feel it, I can see the affects of it.