Feather & Hammer Drop on Moon
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@MrFibertiger WUBUBUBUUUUUUBUBUUBUBUBU
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@vazza45 isn't it supposed to be doornail or doormat or something? never heard doorstep.
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@MrFibertiger MrFibertiger =fake, gay, retarded.
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the moon landing=fake and gay
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And then they crabwalk away
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Quite right, most of the equations are pretty similar, but there are some obvious differences, e.g. while there's +ve and -ve charge, there's only regular mass and so no 'antigravity'. Also while we know the mechanisms for interaction with the electromagnetic force (virtual photons) we don't know how it works for gravity. We think there's another virtual particle and we call them gravitons but we're not sure. Gravity doesn't really fit with the other forces you see.
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Yeah, most of the equations are pretty similar, but there are some obvious differences, e.g. while there's +ve and -ve charge, there's only regular mass and so no 'antigravity'. Also while we know the mechanisms for interaction with the electromagnetic force (virtual photons) we don't know how it works for gravity. We think there's another virtual particle and we call them gravitons but we're not sure. Gravity doesn't really fit with the other forces you see.
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Doesn't gravity behave very similarly to electromagnetic forces? gravitational Force = (Mass1 x Mass2 x gravitational constant)/radius*2, whereas electromagnetic force = (charge1 x charge2 x coulomb's constant)/radius*2. They're both inversely proportional to the square of the radius and directly proportional to their charges/masses.
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that a lot of dust produce by the feather when drop than the hammer, why?
holy crap, some of these comments are so stupid. Gravity isnt a speed, its an acceleration. on earth is is 9.8m/s/s, on the moon it is 1.62m/s/s. whether this is photoshopped or not, the theory is correct, in the absence of air resistance (obviously the feather has a lot more resistance per unit mass than a hammer) then two objects dropped from the same height will accellerate at the same rate and hit the ground at the same time
For those saying there is no gravity, you are an idiot, that is all
shannonward86 1 month ago 25
@onelastscar66 There's wind resistance on Earth. Dehhhhh
Imakeplanesboom 1 month ago 5