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Einstein inertial frame never applied
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mitchr...@gmail.com
2022-01-07 18:01:24 UTC
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motion is always subject to change instead...
like friction...
can anyone demonstrate a steady motion?
I will show you how you are wrong.

Mitchell Raemsch
Blade Teals
2022-01-07 18:18:59 UTC
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motion is always subject to change instead... like friction...
can anyone demonstrate a steady motion? I will show you how you are
wrong.
gravitational acceleration in free space, is pretty much steady. That's a
second order.
mitchr...@gmail.com
2022-01-07 18:37:35 UTC
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Post by Blade Teals
motion is always subject to change instead... like friction...
can anyone demonstrate a steady motion? I will show you how you are
wrong.
gravitational acceleration in free space, is pretty much steady.
Gravity is everywhere in space. Motion is not steady enough because of gravity and friction.
Voyager's are slowing down in the smallest way leaving but they are not steady.
What about gravity deceleration everywhere on all atoms?
Blade Teals
2022-01-07 20:14:34 UTC
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Post by ***@gmail.com
Post by Blade Teals
motion is always subject to change instead... like friction...
can anyone demonstrate a steady motion? I will show you how you are
wrong.
gravitational acceleration in free space, is pretty much steady.
Gravity is everywhere in space. Motion is not steady enough because of
gravity and friction.
australia is a shithole.

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