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Monday, 15 February 1999 |
Motion is relative, according to
the Nut from two weeks ago.
I've had some doubts since.
A visit to
Kever's complete waste of time
(.../kever)
has triggered a reconsideration.
The previous version of his site showed two spheres circling.
The red circles the blue like the moon circles the earth. Why doesn't the moon fall down? It's certainly heavy enough, isn't it?
"Centrifugal power" is what I hear you mumbling.
Hm, that's exactly where my doubts start to emerge.
There is another setback though. No matter how hard the rest of the universe is working, without centrifugal power the moon will fall down. It's heavy enough, isn't it? Don't panic. According to the latest news (lunaoutreach...) the moon is quite happy in it's orbit. It won't let go. Oofh, what a relief. As long as the moon rises and sets, I'll maintain: Motion is absolute. | ||
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