Quote (Thor123422 @ Aug 14 2017 12:08pm)
If you're moving at 10,000 mph, and a car is moving 10,000 mph in the same direction, how fast will the car appear to be going?
So if the Earth and the air are moving at 1000 mph in the same direction, why does an Airplane flying in the opposite direction not need to resist those forces?
I already know your response so i'll speed this up a little: "Because the air is relative, like in a car retard, dont you understand physics idiot!"
Well the Air inside a car is relative because it's a closed environment. Is the Earth a closed Environment?
your response: "No retard because we went to the moon, idiot"
So let's take your awesome car and turn it into a convertible - how relative is the air in that space the roof once was?
your response - "shut up idiot - stop making me think, my physics teacher never told me that, you must be trolling me!"
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[ ] We went to the Moon because we are in an open environment
[ ] The Air is relative on Earth because we are in a closed environment
pick one genius
This post was edited by card_sultan on Aug 14 2017 05:00pm