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I think you'll find that it varies according to how fast it's going when it gets to one of the bounds that you think you've observed. It's not as predicatable
by RiderOfGiraffes 16y ago
I think you'll find that it varies according to how fast it's going when it gets to one of the bounds that you think you've observed. It's not as predicatable as you seem to think.
- Marticus 16y agoNot really, because it has hard boundaries, that is to say it can never "level" at perfectly parallel to the ground (obviously), and cannot achieve perfectly perpendicular alignment to the ground. Speeds with such limited motion are actually quite limited themselves along the circle.