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To: Indy Pendance
You asked:

Here's the question, this plane was so fast, it was faster than the earth's rotation. What would happen with time over a long sustainable period of flying time? If it goes faster than the earth's rotation long enough, will it be ahead of time when it lands, or likewise in the opposite direction, will it go back in time. Do you think Einstein has an answer?

And later added:

I'm a degreed engineer with an MBA.

Um, dude, either you are pulling our collective legs (like that 'Gosh, how do humans survive outside NYC?' post by LauraLeeBirdbrain about a week ago), or you really ought go back to your engineering school and demand a refund.

199 posted on 02/05/2005 5:20:19 PM PST by Sloth (I don't post a lot of the threads you read; I make a lot of the threads you read better.)
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To: Sloth

There are different fields of engineering.
And what field are you in?


201 posted on 02/05/2005 5:23:46 PM PST by Indy Pendance
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To: Sloth
Relativistic engineering is still somewhat underdeveloped.
208 posted on 02/05/2005 5:32:30 PM PST by Connie Cardullo
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