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Yeah this never made sense to me. Yes, it detects no acceleration. Great. But we know it IS accelerating; if you fall your speed will increase, this can only oc
by moi2388 3y ago
Yeah this never made sense to me. Yes, it detects no acceleration. Great. But we know it IS accelerating; if you fall your speed will increase, this can only occur if you are accelerating?!
- lupire 3y agoHow would you measure this alleged speed increase, internally? You can't.
- zackees 3y ago[dead]
- moi2388 3y agoI sure can’t. But why would I want to measure speed increase internally, when it’s due to an external field? Quick question, how would I even measure speed itself internally? I thought motion and speed was always measured relative to something else, why would an increase of these properties then have to be internal? Not trying to be a dick, I’m genuinely curious. And yes, I obviously do not know anything about physics. Any explanation or link to a source to help me understand?