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If you think the counterweight will move down when you thrust a mass up, you have a misconception. The tether will be consistently under tension, so unless the
by darkmighty 13y ago
If you think the counterweight will move down when you thrust a mass up, you have a misconception. The tether will be consistently under tension, so unless the acceleration mA is sufficient to surpass MV^2/R, that won't happen.