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EddieM
makes no difference.
makes no difference.
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EddieM
Well, some quality answers there !!
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lifesagasman
the answer is still 'none'
even if eddie is busy elsewhere....
even if eddie is busy elsewhere.... 
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lifesagasman
are you going to divulge the answer now?
lifesagasman said:
imamartian already did
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lifesagasman
what was it then?
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imamartian
to which question?
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lifesagasman
Am I missing something here? Like vision , or brain cells ?
, or brain cells ?
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imamartian
Am I missing something here? Like vision
which question do you want the answr for? the fastest man made thing, or the rope and the planet?
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lifesagasman
The rope. Mainly 'cos I couldn't fathom the question!
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EddieM
So painful it's like pulling teeth! 6.28 feet is the answer regardless of the size of the object! Mistress insomnia strikes yet again!
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lifesagasman
Have I got this right?
A rope is formed into a circle around the circumference of each object?
A rope is formed into a circle around the circumference of each object?
This is trivial.
Radius is R
CIrcumference C is 2 x pi x R
SO the difference in C is 2 x pi x 2 feet
which is near enough a couple of metres.
Or 6.28 feet.
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Can I ask one??
The acceleration of an astronaut in a Saturn 5 (moonmission) rocket is about 3g. They reckoned that's about all one could stand, for the period.
So, ignoring relativistic effects (for now) how long would it take him to get to half the speed of light?
I can do it in my head and I'm only a plumber, so you should be able to too. (hint, take g as 10 m/s/s)
Or, if arethmatriculation isn't your thing, but keeping it astral, what's earth's nearest star?
Radius is R
CIrcumference C is 2 x pi x R
SO the difference in C is 2 x pi x 2 feet
which is near enough a couple of metres.
Or 6.28 feet.
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Can I ask one??
The acceleration of an astronaut in a Saturn 5 (moonmission) rocket is about 3g. They reckoned that's about all one could stand, for the period.
So, ignoring relativistic effects (for now) how long would it take him to get to half the speed of light?
I can do it in my head and I'm only a plumber, so you should be able to too. (hint, take g as 10 m/s/s)
Or, if arethmatriculation isn't your thing, but keeping it astral, what's earth's nearest star?
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imamartian
well that would be the Sun... then Andromeda.... wouldn't it?
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