I’m sure digging that image out of your archives was the highlight of your day, but let’s just review what you said and what little Sallly Fruitcake said:
You:
but we can spin about the surface of the earth at super sonic speeds without feeling any motion?
Her:
How fast would Earth need to spin for humans to be thrown into space?
I’m sure digging that image out of your archives was the highlight of your day, but let’s just review what you said and what little Sallly Fruitcake said:
Look, I just found that link while looking over your profile. It was difficult, but it was something I tolerated doing for the community.
Seems to be the same core question, no?
The feeling of centrifugal forces enacted upon the human body, in comparison to a fidget spinner, has nothing to do with being hurled from the Earth like a cartoon character in your picture shows. In the future, please focus on the Question asked, and not the one you made up in your own head.
So, I guess you are that retarded child? Please don't bother replying to that last Question, as I do not wish to see your I.Q scores, or your macaroni art.
You asked why we don’t feel the centrifugal force from being on the surface of a rotating earth. She asked how fast that rotation would need to be for the centrifugal force to overcome gravity. I’m sorry you were dropped on your head as a kid, I hear there’s some great programs out there for people like you.
Those are 2 different Questions. You can observe the feeling of the rotation of a fidget spinner pulling against your hand as you attempt to move it about at less than 1 mile an hour, and 50 grams. But you can not feel centrifugal force pulling against your body as you move about the surface while spinning at 133% the speed of sound.
I am asking you to compare the feeling of centrifugal forces that you have observers in your life, to the absolute absence of the same forces in relation to speeds that should cause whiplash.
You on the other hand, are CHOOSING to compare my Question to a Question posed in an unrelated article. Nobody asked you to do that. Stop doing that you freak! Stop obsessing over that ten year old girl's Question!
I’m sure digging that image out of your archives was the highlight of your day, but let’s just review what you said and what little Sallly Fruitcake said:
You:
Her:
Seems to be the same core question, no?
Look, I just found that link while looking over your profile. It was difficult, but it was something I tolerated doing for the community.
The feeling of centrifugal forces enacted upon the human body, in comparison to a fidget spinner, has nothing to do with being hurled from the Earth like a cartoon character in your picture shows. In the future, please focus on the Question asked, and not the one you made up in your own head.
So, I guess you are that retarded child? Please don't bother replying to that last Question, as I do not wish to see your I.Q scores, or your macaroni art.
You asked why we don’t feel the centrifugal force from being on the surface of a rotating earth. She asked how fast that rotation would need to be for the centrifugal force to overcome gravity. I’m sorry you were dropped on your head as a kid, I hear there’s some great programs out there for people like you.
Those are 2 different Questions. You can observe the feeling of the rotation of a fidget spinner pulling against your hand as you attempt to move it about at less than 1 mile an hour, and 50 grams. But you can not feel centrifugal force pulling against your body as you move about the surface while spinning at 133% the speed of sound.
I am asking you to compare the feeling of centrifugal forces that you have observers in your life, to the absolute absence of the same forces in relation to speeds that should cause whiplash.
You on the other hand, are CHOOSING to compare my Question to a Question posed in an unrelated article. Nobody asked you to do that. Stop doing that you freak! Stop obsessing over that ten year old girl's Question!
https://www.quora.com/Why-dont-we-feel-the-centrifugal-force-due-to-the-earths-movements
I hope you’re able to understand how the questions are related after reading that link