Re: A question for those interested in physics...
From Ted U <gre...@heorot.stanford.edu>
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· 26 Mar 2002 19:51 · View full thread
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On 26 Mar 2002, Edwin wrote: > No, the force of gravity acting on a few ounces of lead can't accelerate it > to the same velocity it had by being fired out of the gun. If it could, > you'd never be able to fire the bullet straight up. The forces would be > equal. Back to Physics 101 for you. You're confusing impulse, work, and force. Here's a hint: The farther an object falls, the faster it falls. And what is going on with posting to a dozen newsgroups? No idea why the follow-up is ascii-art of all things, but hey, that's what it is. -- If you ever would give them a helping hand, You can be sure they'll chop off the arm. Never, ever, never trust a Klingon; you will always regret it.
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