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A hypothetical physics situation.?
I magine if there was an object that was above the ground and was in constant motion with no net force, only two constant forces acting upon it: gravity and thrust. So if this object is observed for a long period of time, would it stay in the same position it was initially, or would it follow the rotation of Earth?
2 Answers
- 6 years ago
Okay, so now assume if there was a force acting upon it for sometime, opposite of the Earth's force, what would happen if the angular momentum "cancels out"?
- MichelleLv 66 years ago
The angular momentum does not cancel out under the conditions you stated.
You have no understanding of Physics.