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Protecting the world from "pseudoscience" 2016-07-01 07:12:41 Post No. 8175681
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Protecting the world from "pseudoscience" 2016-07-01 07:12:41 Post No. 8175681
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Thanks pop/sci/, for giving people a false understanding of pseudoscience. I thought it might be interesting to take a Facebook quiz on pseudoscience. Besides half of it being global warming melting ice sheet propaganda, I stumbled on this gem. Tell me what you think, /sci/, is someone at the North Pole really moving faster than someone at the equator?
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>>8175681
*slower
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>>8175681
>makes thread mocking pseudoscience
>global warming denialist
kek?
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>>8175681
>I never took physics 101
Kek good one faggot. The surface speed of the equator is larger than that of either of poles. While they both cover the same angle in the same amount of time, the equator covers a greater distance.
Speed is given by distance over time (Which is why we measure it in kilometres or miles/hour). If the distance is larger so too will be the speed.
Git gud brainlet
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>>8175845
That makes sense now. I couldn't tell with the lack of anti Semitic comments
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wtf is angular velocity?
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>>8175845
do you have any proof of that ?
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>>8175681
weak bait
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>>8176719
The change in angle with respect to time.
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>>8175681
>a false understanding of pseudoscience
Something.... something doesn't add up
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>>8175681
slower. The reference point is the sun, right?
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