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N 03:34 | Ufology Crash Course 7 changes history +1,810 [Robert.francis.jr (7×)] | |||
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03:20 (cur | prev) +1,102 Robert.francis.jr talk contribs (This page is a crash course in getting you up to speed on ufology so you can separate the signal from the noise.) | |||
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N 22:05 | Inertia 13 changes history +6,983 [Robert.francis.jr (13×)] | |||
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20:29 (cur | prev) +2,128 Robert.francis.jr talk contribs (Created page with "For many of you this page will be an introduction into the physics concept known as inertia. To put it simply, inertia is the force you feel pushing you into your seat when you are accelerating in a car and the same force you feel when slamming on the brakes. It is the force every object feels when it is accelerating or decelerating. Albert Einstein posited that a man standing in a rocket that was accelerating vertically at 9.8m/s2 would be unable to tell the differen...") | |||
