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> Or, does this vehicle, after acceleration has completed, purport to continuously travel faster than the wind at an indefinite steady state? That would break
by jdmoreira 5y ago
> Or, does this vehicle, after acceleration has completed, purport to continuously travel faster than the wind at an indefinite steady state?
That would break the laws of physics wouldn't it? Which is exactly why the professor took the bait.
- mensetmanusman 5y agoBut then it seems obvious that it could temporarily go faster than the wind due to inertia?