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Using the technically incorrect term "angular momentum" rather than the more correct term "moment of inertia" made me think the same thing. I would think a pers
by retrogradeorbit 8y ago
Using the technically incorrect term "angular momentum" rather than the more correct term "moment of inertia" made me think the same thing. I would think a person tasked with building such a device would know their physics well enough to use the right term, but I may be wrong.
- turtlecloud 8y agoMaybe he is afraid of giving too much info away. By mentioning it, now the opposing side will be measuring angular momentum. So now he needs to make a new test. Ow that that is out of the bag