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To: moose07

Hmmm, a point on the pulsar’s equator travels then @ ...10mi diameter x pi x 7 rotations/sec * 3600 secs = 791,280 mph.

Compare to Earth’s 1000 mph, or the Moon’s paltry 10 mph.

33 posted on 01/10/2015 4:37:34 PM PST by Calvin Locke

To: Calvin Locke

It really hurts the mind,doesn't it.
Centrifugal force is trying to rip it apart and gravity is holding it together. Ouch.

37 posted on 01/10/2015 4:47:53 PM PST by moose07 (The Camels have reached the parking lot.)

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