XPost: alt.astronomy, alt.uk.misc.flat-earth
Le 2024-10-02 à 03:54, Original Science Gangster a écrit :
Yes - Hold On
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkmTsAKQvls
Like the air on a spinning spaceball in a hard vacuum, you got to hold on somehow
Yes, and it's what we call gravity.
Gravity attract mass. Air do have a mass. So, gravity affect air.
Remember that a vacuum have no strength. A vacuum do not suck.
In low Earth orbit, the 10^-17 tor is a small and POSITIVE number.
In ordinary notation, that's 0.00000000000000001 tor. Pretty small
POSITIVE value.
As for the spinning, that's 0.0006944 RPM. That's half to rotational
speed of the hour hand of a clock.
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