#Newton laws

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Newton's Creativity

I think everyone know about what Scientist Newton had done in history...

Today we will talk about simple rule which is Newton's 2nd law of Motion that is defined as :

F= ma

This is as simple as you are thinking this law is much applicable in Mechanics like subject...Let me explain this!

Newton's 2nd law has many forms like :

F( net) = ma

F(net) = ma(com) , where com means center of mass of a body , so we can calculate the acceleration of com by using Newton's laws....

There is also many more forms and applications of Newton's laws***

We will discuss them later...

#dear Physics

[polin-ista]

Someone said watching Finch and Dankworth is like watching a whole other show and i am deceased bc looookkkk

[huntressofartemis001]

why do people always stop at three

[fuckyeah-bridgerton]

screaming crying throwing up LOOK AT THEM TOGETHER

[thattripleabattery]

The law and order was a joke, I was watching some law and order and got jumped scared by him

[thebookbutterfly]

I love fanfic writers because they will spend days researching some niche aspect of their oneshot to make sure it’s all factual and accurate. And in the very next chapter they will write a smut scene that disregards the laws of physics, biology and good common sense.

[mortiflyer]

Tennis has to balance out in terms of lame homoerotic rivalries and with stefaniil flopping to hell and back jack and Felix knew what they had to do

[catharsis-in-a-bottle]

they're so normal

[davidaugust]

3rd law joke

[amandarayyy]

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[hylianengineer]

I saw another post debating whether kids should have access to the adult secrion of the library (the answer is yes), and in response I present this list of 'adult' books I took a random interest in at the age of twelve or thirteen

Physics for dummies

String theory for dummies

Quantum physics for dummies

Calculus for dummies (because there was calc in the quantum physics book)

Trigonometry for dummies (because I needed it as background info for the calculus)

Parents beware: given unrestricted library access, your child may attempt to learn calculus as a result of a special interest in theoretical physics - or chase some other special interest into the depths of the grown-up nonfiction section. I did not actually understand the calculus, or the trig either, and eventually got bored and gave up, but I did have fun with it for a while. And when I got to the point of being able to take classes in physics, trig, and calc, I wasn't scared of them.

[bumblebeebat22]

flying or high jumping is a common discussion with the jedi but i fully believe jedi have the capability to fly and also stick to walls like spiderman

let me explain

to fly a jedi would stand with their palms facing the ground, iron man style, and push the planet away from themselves as hard as they can

the planet would be WAY too heavy to move but there's still force pushing so they would go flying upwards

i guess it wouldn't be flying as much as it is keeping themselves from falling by continuously pushing the planet away but they'd probably move pretty fast if they pushed at an angle and basically jumped mid air

double jump but with the force

now, sticking to walls

the only way for it to work the wall, or any big object, would have to be very sturdy and heavier than the jedi can move. the jedi would stand in front of the wall and pull the wall towards themselves

again, it would be too heavy for themselves to actually move it so they would get pulled towards it

and as long as they continue to pull the wall towards themselves, they'd be able to scale it

and i guess this wouldn't be sticking as much as... suctioning(?) themselves to the wall

i know that's already kind of done in jedi fallen order and jedi survivor when cal does the wall run so it's not a far stretch

and it could even work the other way, they could get away from a dangerous situation by jumping out a window or something and push the entire building away from them so they shoot far away and then push against the planet less and less until they get down to the ground slowly and relatively safely

[mrporg]

Mass Effect explains Newton's first law

One of my favourite NPC side-conversation in Mass Effect is about the laws of physics.

This, recruits, is a 20 kilo ferrous slug. Feel the weight! Every five seconds, the main gun of an Everest-class dreadnought accelerates one, to 1.3% of light speed. It impacts with the force a 38 kiloton bomb. That is three times the yield of the city buster dropped on Hiroshima back on Earth. That means: Sir Isacc Newton is the deadliest son-of-a-bitch in space! Now! Serviceman Burnside, what is Newton's first law? Sir! An object in motion stays in motion, sir! No credit for partial answers maggot! Sir! Unless acted on by an outside force, sir! Damn straight! I dare to assume you ignorant jackasses know that space is empty. Once you fire this hunk of metal, it keeps going 'til it hits something. That can be a ship, or the planet behind that ship. It might go off into deep space and hit somebody else in 10,000 years! If you pull the trigger on this, you are ruining someone's day! Somewhere and sometime! That is why you check your damn targets! That is why you wait 'til the computer gives you a damn firing solution. That is why, Serviceman Chung, we do not 'eyeball it'. This is a weapon of mass destruction! You are NOT a cowboy, shooting from the hip!

And Stellaris included a nice Easter-egg referencing this conversation:

[lunibees]

Sábado 21 de septiembre, 2024.

↓ English version below ↓

Saturday, September 21st 2024.

[berryzxx]

actually fuck whoever invented physics like jump off a cliff please <3

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