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12.18am

19 September 2010
OfflineMeanMrs.Mustard said:
Just remember, g is a constant: 9.8 m/s²(as long as you're on earth). The gravitational attraction between two bodies can be figured like this:
g=G (m1m2/r²) where G is the universal gravitational constant (6.67*10-¹¹ N*m²*kg²), m1 and m2 are the masses, and r is the distance between the two masses. So unless the mass of the earth changes, g will always be the same.
That's more gobbly-gook than in In His Own Write?
12.23am
9 June 2010
OfflineActually, it's basic physics.
Fine, it's less basic than v = v0 + at and other mechanics.
Would you like to learn about the Wonderful World of Relativity?
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
12.25am

19 September 2010
Offline12.35am
25 November 2010
Offlinemr. Sun king coming together said:
MeanMrs.Mustard said:
Just remember, g is a constant: 9.8 m/s²(as long as you're on earth). The gravitational attraction between two bodies can be figured like this:
g=G (m1m2/r²) where G is the universal gravitational constant (6.67*10-¹¹ N*m²*kg²), m1 and m2 are the masses, and r is the distance between the two masses. So unless the mass of the earth changes, g will always be the same.
That's more gobbly-gook than in In His Own Write?
Economics now: What the heck does this have to do with the price of eggs?!
12.36am

19 September 2010
OfflineHave egg prices gone up again? Stupid Banking System.
Inflation must be increasing due to the leaner budgets of most Americans, Leading to prices being raised to break even financially.
12.38am
9 June 2010
Offline*ignores sarcasm*
Well, the speed of light is a constant: c. It's about 3*10^8 m/s. No matter how quickly you are moving toward or away a source of light, it will always be measured as c. (If I throw a baseball at 5 m/s and you're moving toward me at 5 m/s, you'll measure it as 10 m/s.)
Got that? Now it gets a little tricky.
? (alpha) is a quantity that depends on how fast you are moving: ?=?[1-(v/c)²]
There are three things that change with velocity: mass, length, and time.
m=m0/?
l=l0?
t=t0/?
m0, l0, and t0 are the mass, length, and time as you see it. m, l, and t are the mass, length and time as seen by an observer. 0 is pronounced "nought." It should be in subscript, but I can't do that.
That's the quick version. If you want a more complete version, go ask a physics teacher.
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
12.41am

19 September 2010
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9 June 2010
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19 September 2010
Offline1.07am
5 July 2010
OfflineI thought the math/physics thread was the underailable one? and in case anyone wanted to know (which I doubt anyone does), if two elements combine through fission to form a heavier element, some mass is lost in the process. This amount of mass times the speed of light (3.0 x 10^8)^2 will give you the energy released. Einstein's theory, I believe the one that John was trying to explain in Yellow Submarine. I'm just derailing further aren't I?
1.14am

19 September 2010
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9 June 2010
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19 September 2010
Offline3.14am
13 September 2010
OfflineI know I'm a little late, but I'm going to say what I think on this song. (Especially since it seems we have gotten really off topic from the past couple of posts I've read.) I've always been a fan of this song and it really shows the guitar progression from the early years until well the end. And really it showed that John could play some hard guitar parts. I think this is probably one of his best guitar performances out of most of his Beatles career.
*17* (Ha! It agrees with me.)
10.55am
19 April 2010
Offlinei remember hearing Abbey Road for the first time – it had just been released and I was not quite 12. Side one was almost a return to normal Bealtes music after the White Album and Yellow Submarine.
And then IWY(SSH) comes on and it's so heavy and it's so simple and it becomes more and more hypnotic and as that ending kicks in and repeats and repeats, we were mesmorized.
And when that abrupt ending hit we thought that the record player had overloaded. Like it had just cut off.
In those days because you were dealing with vinyl you had to go up and turn the record over. Once we had verified that this was in fact the way the song ended – what we did was we would pick the record player stylus up and reset it to see if the song cut off the same way – and of course it did.
After that we picked up the disk, flipped it over and said, "what the hell can follow that?" little did we know that Side 2 would forever change the way people thought about the "rock album" – just like Pepper had earlier.
1.02pm

19 September 2010
Offline9.37pm
1 May 2010
OfflineYou are so right Robert. I didn't remember that I want you ended the side 1. It was like "WTF?".
Damn, I miss listening the Beatles on vinyl. 
10.27pm
1 May 2010
Offlinerobert said:
i've got all my beatles vinyl in a box just waiting to be set free . . .
I officially hate you.
*goes to a corner to cry but instead she sings "I want to break freeee…"
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I think I'll save this Post for when I take Physics. Thanks!!!
