g***@hotmail.com
2007-10-15 12:31:51 UTC
Perspective is part of Relativity, does the examples below demonstrate
#1 (F = qvXB, if v=0 then F=0) A magnetic deflection is seen on one
moving plane versus it is seen as no magnetic deflection on a static
plane.
#2. And for a Coriolis Force, generates a curved deflection observed
on one rotating plane where as it is seen as a straight deflection
from a static plane.
Interesting observation, I'd agree with it.#1 (F = qvXB, if v=0 then F=0) A magnetic deflection is seen on one
moving plane versus it is seen as no magnetic deflection on a static
plane.
#2. And for a Coriolis Force, generates a curved deflection observed
on one rotating plane where as it is seen as a straight deflection
from a static plane.
The Coriolis effect arises from studying how a rotating system behaves
with respect to a stationary system. However, the Lorentz force isn't
anything like the Coriolis force.
comparison given to contradict, only what's stored inside her hollow
tube head.
Fc = -2wm X V
Fm = qv X V
Why these aren't the exact same equation, therefore Missis Erica
conludes they are not the same.
discussion.-
them, hollow brains are easy in the sack.
them, hollow brains are easy in the sack.