4 ms·
That is only true in a vacuum though. The cat is feeling the air resistance locally on the parts that face forward while G is applied uniformly.
by screye 5y ago
That is only true in a vacuum though. The cat is feeling the air resistance locally on the parts that face forward while G is applied uniformly.
- lisper 5y agoThat's one possibility but I'm pretty sure that's not it. If it were, then if you dropped a cat in a stiff breeze it would land sideways.
- bhedgeoser 5y agoDo they?
- tailspin2019 5y agoThere's only one way to find out...
- throwanem 5y agoI'll bring the cat if you'll bring the wind tunnel!