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You're at rest relative to Earth's surface. From the perspective of that particular frame, the gravitational (pseudo-)force gets balanced by the normal force. B
by cygx 5y ago
You're at rest relative to Earth's surface. From the perspective of that particular frame, the gravitational (pseudo-)force gets balanced by the normal force. But the gravitational force is 'actually' zero, leaving the normal force accelerating you upwards to be measured by your accelerometer.
- zackees 5y agoThe gravitational force is zero, but it balances out with a real force which is not zero?
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