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it wouldn't come back around to you. you're moving at over 17000 mph. if you threw the ball backwards it would be in a slightly different orbit that wouldn't me
by scrumbledober 5y ago
it wouldn't come back around to you. you're moving at over 17000 mph. if you threw the ball backwards it would be in a slightly different orbit that wouldn't meet back up with you. The two orbits would look like a spirograph
- js8 5y agoI think you're right, they can't collide.