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Tut tut! You're forgetting that the earth is an oblate spheroid, and gravity exerts greater downward force at the poles, than near the equator. We also need to
by 7483263789 13y ago
Tut tut! You're forgetting that the earth is an oblate spheroid, and gravity exerts greater downward force at the poles, than near the equator.
We also need to know the precise latitude of the pool table!
- kaivi 13y agoOne might as well consider the gravitational gradient exerted by the surrounding terrain and significant celestial bodies, as well as the balls themselves. Should we collaborate on assembling such simulation, taking in account all known physical laws? Or has it been done already? Imagine how cool it would be to toggle different forces or constants and see the result change.