To: Jonty30
It doesn't make sense to subtract a dimensionful number g from a dimensionless number π. That's why someone can ask "why not 32 ft/s^2?"
To: Chad_the_Impaler
The speed of gravity may be faster than the speed of light.
12 posted on
03/30/2024 3:30:17 AM PDT by
monkeyshine
(live and let live is dead)
To: Chad_the_Impaler
“It doesn’t make sense to subtract a dimensionful number g from a dimensionless number π. That’s why someone can ask “why not 32 ft/s^2?””
Is the 32ft per second per second a constant - or is it in a vacuum at sea level at Earth gravity?
21 posted on
03/30/2024 4:36:12 AM PDT by
trebb
(So many fools - so little time...)
To: Chad_the_Impaler
"It doesn't make sense to subtract a dimensionful number g from a dimensionless number π."
Once I get my "Pie", I don't want anyone to take anything away from it.
34 posted on
03/30/2024 9:00:01 AM PDT by
guest7
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