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It seems I'm not the first one here to discover duke's ignorance of physics
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Ted
2017-08-23 15:16:00 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.

But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
Slaveholders Can Tell Me Nothing About Human Right
2017-08-23 15:25:56 UTC
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It seems I'm not the first one here to discover duke's ignorance of physics
If Duke knows God and God rules over Physics, it follows that Duke knows physics God's way.... :-)
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2017-08-23 17:35:25 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.

Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
I learned some Physics while I was studying Naval Engineering, but not all of it. For example, the ship I was on was an oil burner, so I studied nothing about nuclear power plants.

You fucking atheists NEVER contribute anything to anyone's knowledge.
All ya do is find fault. Get lost.
Ted
2017-08-23 19:51:12 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
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2017-08-23 19:52:51 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
Ted
2017-08-23 20:43:40 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
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2017-08-23 22:46:19 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
I didn't realize any particular qualifications were necessary.
Ted
2017-08-24 01:22:31 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
I didn't realize any particular qualifications were necessary.
You'd at least have to know what "mechanics" is, which you obviously don't.
Most physics curricula start out with a course in elementary Newtonian
mechanics, so it's what you'd get during your first semester.
Yap Honghor
2017-08-25 07:14:40 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
I didn't realize any particular qualifications were necessary.
You'd at least have to know what "mechanics" is, which you obviously don't.
Most physics curricula start out with a course in elementary Newtonian
mechanics, so it's what you'd get during your first semester.
Didn't you read above he learned Physics while studying Naval Engineering? He inflated so much that he knew physics...just the same way he posted quiz on law since he had told us that he was a lawyer!!!!
Ted
2017-08-25 10:16:05 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what
he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
I didn't realize any particular qualifications were necessary.
You'd at least have to know what "mechanics" is, which you obviously don't.
Most physics curricula start out with a course in elementary Newtonian
mechanics, so it's what you'd get during your first semester.
Didn't you read above he learned Physics while studying Naval
Engineering? He inflated so much that he knew physics...just the same way
he posted quiz on law since he had told us that he was a lawyer!!!!
Of course. ArtyJoe and duke are both liars.
Smiler
2017-08-25 19:14:48 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose
knowledge of physics is much greater than mine, had his own
experiences with duke's arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All
engineers specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an
Electrical Engineer is different than that for a Chemical
Engineer. Several of my fraternity brothers in college were
studying Elec Engineering and I read some of their textbooks. My
brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working
on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific
jobs. They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything
about mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
I didn't realize any particular qualifications were necessary.
You'd at least have to know what "mechanics" is, which you obviously don't.
Most physics curricula start out with a course in elementary Newtonian
mechanics, so it's what you'd get during your first semester.
Didn't you read above he learned Physics while studying Naval
Engineering? He inflated so much that he knew physics...just the same
way he posted quiz on law since he had told us that he was a lawyer!!!!
Of course. ArtyJoe and duke are both liars.
Good job that nobody here believes a word that either of them write is
true.
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Ted
2017-08-25 19:29:22 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose
knowledge of physics is much greater than mine, had his own
experiences with duke's arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All
engineers specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an
Electrical Engineer is different than that for a Chemical
Engineer. Several of my fraternity brothers in college were
studying Elec Engineering and I read some of their textbooks. My
brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working
on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific
jobs. They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything
about mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
I didn't realize any particular qualifications were necessary.
You'd at least have to know what "mechanics" is, which you obviously don't.
Most physics curricula start out with a course in elementary Newtonian
mechanics, so it's what you'd get during your first semester.
Didn't you read above he learned Physics while studying Naval
Engineering? He inflated so much that he knew physics...just the same
way he posted quiz on law since he had told us that he was a lawyer!!!!
Of course. ArtyJoe and duke are both liars.
Good job that nobody here believes a word that either of them write is
true.
We can't. Of course, everybody in the group knew they were both liars
almost since they've been here.

Hey Smiler, do you remember Gospel Bretts? He debuted here shortly before
you did, IIRC.
Jeanne Douglas
2017-08-24 05:47:34 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
And you think you're qualified to construct a physics quiz?
I didn't realize any particular qualifications were necessary.
Having knowledge of the subject always helps.
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2017-08-24 05:11:43 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers
specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer
is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity
brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of
their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
So then mechanical engineers can't be expected to know anything about
mechanics?
Specifics???????????????
Oh, good grief.
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Jeanne Douglas
2017-08-24 04:55:17 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
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But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers specia=
lize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer is differ=
ent than that for a Chemical Engineer.
And Ted was talking about someone who claims to be a Mechanical Engineer knowing nothing about Mechanics. No other types of engineer is even implied.
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duke
2017-08-24 21:05:57 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
It is your ignorance which has just been demonstrated. All engineers specialize in certain fields. The curriculum for an Electrical Engineer is different than that for a Chemical Engineer. Several of my fraternity brothers in college were studying Elec Engineering and I read some of their textbooks. My brother was a Chemical Engineer and I know what he was working on.
Engineers learn the parts of Physics they need for their specific jobs.
They do not learn all the parts of Physics.
I learned some Physics while I was studying Naval Engineering, but not all of it. For example, the ship I was on was an oil burner, so I studied nothing about nuclear power plants.
You fucking atheists NEVER contribute anything to anyone's knowledge.
All ya do is find fault. Get lost.
Teddie the fairy is a real kick - stupid as the day is long.

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Michelle Malkin
2017-08-23 18:56:11 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
He's a sewer engineer.
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Ted
2017-08-23 19:51:12 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
He's a sewer engineer.
That would make sense. Thanks Mickey.
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2017-08-23 20:19:26 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge
of physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with
duke's arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
He's a sewer engineer.
So that's where he gets all his shit from. Explains a lot.
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Ted
2017-08-23 20:43:48 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge
of physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with
duke's arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
He's a sewer engineer.
So that's where he gets all his shit from. Explains a lot.
LOL! :)
duke
2017-08-24 21:07:27 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge
of physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with
duke's arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
He's a sewer engineer.
So that's where he gets all his shit from. Explains a lot.
Most of it comes form stupid atheists.

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2017-08-23 21:47:38 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
He's a sewer engineer.
And you're confined to Food Pantry....
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2017-08-24 21:07:01 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
He's a sewer engineer.
And you are the pimp, eh.........pump..

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duke
2017-08-24 17:56:59 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????

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Ted
2017-08-25 09:44:30 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Gravitation acts as the centripetal force and Newton's laws apply. Newton's
laws *always* apply to macroscopic situations, duke, you fucking moron.

F=ma is one of Newton's laws. The centripetal force (gravity) causes a
centripetal acceleration of the mass. Because a centripetal acceleration
acts perpendicularly to the direction of motion, it changes the mass's
direction rather than its speed.

Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity with respect to
time, a = dv/dt. velocity is defined as the rate of change of displacement
with respect to time, v=dx/dt.

Got it, duke? Speed is not velocity. The satellite's change of displacement
is zero during the course of one revolution.


You know no mechanics and hence cannot possibly be a mechanical engineer.
You pretended to be one, possibly to dodge the draft. But you aren't even
intelligent enough to have passed the classes required for the degree.
You're a fraud, duke, and we know you're a fraud.
Atlatl Axolotl
2017-08-26 18:22:00 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Everything in the solar system is undergoing acceleration.

Everything in the galaxy in undergoing acceleration.

Everything in the universe is undergoing acceleration.

Unless you've magically found a way to switch off gravity, that is.
Anything subject to gravity is undergoing acceleration.


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duke
2017-08-27 16:52:08 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Everything in the solar system is undergoing acceleration.
Yes, an increasing rate.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Everything in the galaxy in undergoing acceleration.
Everything in the universe is undergoing acceleration.
Unless you've magically found a way to switch off gravity, that is.
Anything subject to gravity is undergoing acceleration.
Is the universe subject to outside gravity?


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2017-08-27 19:06:43 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
duke
2017-08-28 21:35:56 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.

You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.

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Ted
2017-08-28 22:24:36 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
duke
2017-08-29 16:53:37 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.

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Ted
2017-08-29 19:55:44 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
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2017-08-29 20:41:52 UTC
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.

It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.

And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.


AA
Ted
2017-08-29 20:57:33 UTC
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On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
Good point. And yes, duke claims to be a mechanical engineer but he
knows literally nothing about mechanics.
duke
2017-08-30 21:33:08 UTC
Permalink
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
Good point. And yes, duke claims to be a mechanical engineer but he
knows literally nothing about mechanics.
So far you have failed both tests, D average high school student.

the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
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Ted
2017-08-30 22:17:57 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
Good point. And yes, duke claims to be a mechanical engineer but he
knows literally nothing about mechanics.
So far you have failed both tests, D average high school student.
I've failed to demonstrate the same abysmal depths of stupidity and
dishonesty that you demonstrate continually. Those "tests"?
hleopold
2017-08-30 08:41:12 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by Tim
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge
of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth
orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
As well as ourselves, along with every other orbiting object in the universe.
--
Harry F. Leopold
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duke
2017-08-30 21:27:05 UTC
Permalink
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
*****
Syd M.
2017-08-30 21:29:12 UTC
Permalink
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Yes, we know how ignorant you are, Dork. No need to keep reminding us.

PDW
Atlatl Axolotl
2017-08-31 01:39:23 UTC
Permalink
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction. The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.

Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.


AtlAxo
Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
the dukester, American-American
*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
*****
duke
2017-08-31 16:33:58 UTC
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On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration. You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
AtlAxo
Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
the dukester, American-American
*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
*****
the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
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Ted
2017-08-31 18:10:25 UTC
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Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
Post by duke
You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
duke
2017-09-01 21:22:18 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.

Even in the plotting of a displacement curve, there is no acceleration.

the dukester, American-American


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Atlatl Axolotl
2017-09-01 21:49:17 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Oh, we don't have to go that far -- inertial frames of reference
are intrinsic to Galilean relativity too.

And I suspect both God and Galileo are having a good laugh
at ol' Duke here right now. Over this very bit of hilarity.
Post by duke
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.
Anyone where the Official Usenet Archivist has gotten to? We
definitely need to memorialize this post. It's Duke's most desperate
one ever -- rather than simply admit a minor mistake, Duke is now rotating
the ENTIRE UNIVERSE to make it look as if he didn't blunder.

Too bad no one is still maintaining the the most hilarious theist
quote of the month award. This one would totally sweep any competition.


Atlatl
Post by duke
Even in the plotting of a displacement curve, there is no acceleration.
the dukester, American-American
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Ted
2017-09-01 22:35:27 UTC
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Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Oh, we don't have to go that far -- inertial frames of reference
are intrinsic to Galilean relativity too.
Thanks for correcting me, AA.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
And I suspect both God and Galileo are having a good laugh
at ol' Duke here right now. Over this very bit of hilarity.
Post by duke
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.
Anyone where the Official Usenet Archivist has gotten to? We
definitely need to memorialize this post. It's Duke's most desperate
one ever -- rather than simply admit a minor mistake, Duke is now rotating
the ENTIRE UNIVERSE to make it look as if he didn't blunder.
ROFL! :)
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Too bad no one is still maintaining the the most hilarious theist
quote of the month award. This one would totally sweep any competition.
Definitely. And I miss those too. After Nemo left, they were gone, but then
Uncle Vic handled them for a while. Too bad nobody here wants to pick it
back up again.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Atlatl
duke
2017-09-02 17:14:01 UTC
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On Fri, 1 Sep 2017 14:49:17 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Oh, we don't have to go that far -- inertial frames of reference
are intrinsic to Galilean relativity too.
And I suspect both God and Galileo are having a good laugh
at ol' Duke here right now. Over this very bit of hilarity.
How is an athlete in the hammer throw not like a satellite?
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.
Anyone where the Official Usenet Archivist has gotten to? We
definitely need to memorialize this post.
Did you not realize that the centripetal "acceleration" is gravity, a force.


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Tim
2017-09-01 22:21:41 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
How can "constant speed change" not be considered as an acceleration? There must be an acceleration or there wouldn't be a speed change - constant or not. You're an idiot.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.
So if they've rotated, they've changed direction, ergo they've accelerated, you putty brained bag of fat.
Post by duke
Even in the plotting of a displacement curve, there is no acceleration.
Ted
2017-09-01 22:51:17 UTC
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Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
How can "constant speed change" not be considered as an acceleration?
There must be an acceleration or there wouldn't be a speed change -
constant or not. You're an idiot.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.
So if they've rotated, they've changed direction, ergo they've
accelerated, you putty brained bag of fat.
LOL. "putty brained bag of fat" ... beautiful. :)
duke
2017-09-02 17:14:58 UTC
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Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
How can "constant speed change" not be considered as an acceleration? There must be an acceleration or there wouldn't be a speed change - constant or not. You're an idiot.
Because it's not variable speed change.


the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
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Ted
2017-09-01 22:35:26 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
Yes, but you're completely clueless. A change in either speed or direction
is a non-zero acceleration.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.
Even in the plotting of a displacement curve, there is no acceleration.
LOL. AA handled this better than I could. See his response. :)
duke
2017-09-02 17:18:18 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
Indeed. That's by definition of acceleration. If both the speed and
direction are constant, then the acceleration is zero.
No, I said constant speed change and constant direction does not have
acceleration.
Yes, but you're completely clueless. A change in either speed or direction
is a non-zero acceleration.
Only a definition.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
He was 100% correct. But you can't even grasp elementary Newtonian
mechanics. So don't bother trying to get relativity.
Yet nothing has changed form the satellite at straight up and 90 degrees to the
side. The X-Y coordinates have rotated 90 degrees with the satellite.
Even in the plotting of a displacement curve, there is no acceleration.
LOL. AA handled this better than I could. See his response. :)
You don't understand, do you? You've never heard of acceleration of a plotted
curve.

the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
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Atlatl Axolotl
2017-08-31 18:28:31 UTC
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Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration. You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
I have absolutely no idea what "moving objects to constant speed change"
is supposed to mean. "To constant speed change"?

Why don't you give us some clearly defined examples instead?

How about here:







In any event:

"Artificial satellites are continually accelerating towards
the Earth."

-- http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/triple_ocr_gateway/space_for_reflection/satellites_gravity_circular_motion/revision/4/


"a satellite is acted upon by the force of gravity and this
force does accelerate it towards the Earth. In the absence
of gravity a satellite would move in a straight line path
tangent to the Earth."

-- http://www.physicsclassroom.com/mmedia/vectors/sat.cfm



"The acceleration of the satellite would be directed towards
the center of the circle - towards the central body that it
is orbiting. And this acceleration is caused by a net force
that is directed inwards in the same direction as the
acceleration."

-- http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/circles/Lesson-4/Circular-Motion-Principles-for-Satellites



"It does keep accelerating. Its velocity in the direction of
the object being orbited keeps increasing.

But this direction keeps changing. The reason the
satellite's total speed doesn't increase, at least in the
case of a circular orbit, is that while its velocity towards
the object increases, its tangential motion moves it forward
so that that direction is always perpendicular to the
direction of motion. Thus while the satellite is undergoing
constant acceleration, that acceleration is always
perpendicular to the direction of motion and the speed of
the object never changes."

-- https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/122284/why-doesnt-an-orbiting-body-keep-accelerating


AtlAxo
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions. The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
AtlAxo
Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
It certainly is -- constantly being accelerated toward the Earth's
center of mass. Forever falling.
And it damn well better be, otherwise some very
expensive hardware will suddenly start sailing off in a straight line
towards Alpha Centauri.
AA
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Ted
2017-08-31 18:33:29 UTC
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Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration. You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
I have absolutely no idea what "moving objects to constant speed change"
is supposed to mean. "To constant speed change"?
Why don't you give us some clearly defined examples instead?
"Artificial satellites are continually accelerating towards
the Earth."
--
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/triple_ocr_gateway/space_for_reflection/satellites_gravity_circular_motion/revision/4/
"a satellite is acted upon by the force of gravity and this
force does accelerate it towards the Earth. In the absence
of gravity a satellite would move in a straight line path
tangent to the Earth."
-- http://www.physicsclassroom.com/mmedia/vectors/sat.cfm
"The acceleration of the satellite would be directed towards
the center of the circle - towards the central body that it
is orbiting. And this acceleration is caused by a net force
that is directed inwards in the same direction as the
acceleration."
--
http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/circles/Lesson-4/Circular-Motion-Principles-for-Satellites
"It does keep accelerating. Its velocity in the direction of
the object being orbited keeps increasing.
But this direction keeps changing. The reason the
satellite's total speed doesn't increase, at least in the
case of a circular orbit, is that while its velocity towards
the object increases, its tangential motion moves it forward
so that that direction is always perpendicular to the
direction of motion. Thus while the satellite is undergoing
constant acceleration, that acceleration is always
perpendicular to the direction of motion and the speed of
the object never changes."
--
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/122284/why-doesnt-an-orbiting-body-keep-accelerating
AtlAxo
Duke claims to be a mechanical engineer. But he knows absolutely nothing
about elementary mechanics.
duke
2017-09-01 21:23:59 UTC
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On Thu, 31 Aug 2017 11:28:31 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration. You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
I have absolutely no idea what "moving objects to constant speed change"
is supposed to mean. "To constant speed change"?
No acceleration.


the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
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Tim
2017-08-31 18:37:59 UTC
Permalink
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
LOL! You sure are stupid fat earl.
Post by duke
You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
You're illiterate too, you fat smug prick.
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions.
You're still an illiterate fool.
Post by duke
The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
Trying to reason with a fat idiot like you is the mistake.
Ted
2017-08-31 18:50:58 UTC
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Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
LOL! You sure are stupid fat earl.
Post by duke
You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
You're illiterate too, you fat smug prick.
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions.
You're still an illiterate fool.
Post by duke
The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
Trying to reason with a fat idiot like you is the mistake.
Hey Tim, yer a kewl dude, man, and I owe you a serious apology.
Tim
2017-08-31 18:57:13 UTC
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Post by Tim
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
LOL! You sure are stupid fat earl.
Post by duke
You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
You're illiterate too, you fat smug prick.
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions.
You're still an illiterate fool.
Post by duke
The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
Trying to reason with a fat idiot like you is the mistake.
Hey Tim, yer a kewl dude, man, and I owe you a serious apology.
No worries, just keep showing earl and mad joe what idiots they are.
Ted
2017-08-31 19:03:27 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Tim
Post by duke
On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 18:39:23 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 13:41:52 -0700 (PDT), Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
What? Please don't tell me Duke said that a satellite in
Earth orbit isn't undergoing acceleration.
It's not. It's not changing altitude. It's not changing speed.
Acceleration is a vector quantity. Speed and direction.
It's quite common for moving objects to constant speed change and constant
direction and not have acceleration.
LOL! You sure are stupid fat earl.
Post by duke
You gobblers are eat up with goobers over
definitions.
You're illiterate too, you fat smug prick.
Post by duke
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
The
satellite is constantly changing direction. If it's not constantly
changing direction, then it's going in a straight line, and the people
who paid tens of millions of dollars to have it put in orbit are
going to be very very very upset.
Of course that's viewed from the usual inertial frame of reference,
the proverbial fixed stars. You are equally welcome to center
your axes at the non-inertial frame of reference, the satellite itself.
Which now means the entire universe is accelerating around the satellite.
Your choice ... but in the second case, you get to do the math.
Thus your acceleration is a misnomer in definitions.
You're still an illiterate fool.
Post by duke
The universe is
accelerating around the satellite. Are you beginning to see your mistake?
Trying to reason with a fat idiot like you is the mistake.
Hey Tim, yer a kewl dude, man, and I owe you a serious apology.
No worries, just keep showing earl and mad joe what idiots they are.
Thank you, sir! My pleasure. :)
duke
2017-08-30 21:25:33 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.

Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.

the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
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Ted
2017-08-30 22:17:52 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s. Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile. But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
duke
2017-08-31 16:51:24 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration. You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .

the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
*****
Ted
2017-08-31 18:20:38 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
duke
2017-09-01 21:27:59 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.

the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
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Atlatl Axolotl
2017-09-01 22:10:07 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Nope, it wasn't. But 0 degrees and 180 degrees were part of my checking that my
approach was correct. Plausibility check: you see if your approach holds true
at the limits.

People who actually work with physics understand this. I'm surprised I
have to explain it to you.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
You did? Great! Then you won't have to draw anything to show
us your method.

So let's see those calculations:

















Aa
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
the dukester, American-American
*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
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Atlatl Axolotl
2017-09-01 22:12:03 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
..
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
You're not accelerating because you're subject to two
equal and opposing forces.

One is the force due to gravity.

The opposing force is due to the Pauli exclusion principle.

The electrons in the atoms of the floor gravity is attempting to squish
you into are pushing back against the electrons in the atoms of your shoes.
Coulombic repulsion.

Equal and opposite forces. They cancel.

There is no such force opposing the pull of gravity experienced
by the satellite. So it accelerates forever around the earth.

And you're lucky that both you and the floor are made of fermions
and not bosons. Pauli exclusion does not apply to bosons. You'd
accelerate straight through to the center of the earth. Accelerating
unimpeded forever, just like our satellite.

AA
Ted
2017-09-01 22:40:57 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
..
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
You're not accelerating because you're subject to two
equal and opposing forces.
One is the force due to gravity.
The opposing force is due to the Pauli exclusion principle.
The electrons in the atoms of the floor gravity is attempting to squish
you into are pushing back against the electrons in the atoms of your shoes.
Coulombic repulsion.
Equal and opposite forces. They cancel.
There is no such force opposing the pull of gravity experienced
by the satellite. So it accelerates forever around the earth.
And you're lucky that both you and the floor are made of fermions
and not bosons. Pauli exclusion does not apply to bosons. You'd
accelerate straight through to the center of the earth. Accelerating
unimpeded forever, just like our satellite.
AA
At last, somebody here who knows a lot more physics than I do. I've been
tempted to cross-post to sci.physics, but now I won't have to.
Ted
2017-09-01 23:08:00 UTC
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Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
..
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
You're not accelerating because you're subject to two
equal and opposing forces.
One is the force due to gravity.
The opposing force is due to the Pauli exclusion principle.
The electrons in the atoms of the floor gravity is attempting to squish
you into are pushing back against the electrons in the atoms of your shoes.
Coulombic repulsion.
Equal and opposite forces. They cancel.
There is no such force opposing the pull of gravity experienced
by the satellite. So it accelerates forever around the earth.
And you're lucky that both you and the floor are made of fermions
and not bosons. Pauli exclusion does not apply to bosons. You'd
accelerate straight through to the center of the earth. Accelerating
unimpeded forever, just like our satellite.
AA
At last, somebody here who knows a lot more physics than I do. I've been
tempted to cross-post to sci.physics, but now I won't have to.
Oops. I wanna add that Vincent and Siri also may know more physics than I
do, but so far, AA is the only one who's demonstrated it beyond doubt.

AA:Ted::Ted:Duke
Atlatl Axolotl
2017-09-01 23:15:03 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
..
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
You're not accelerating because you're subject to two
equal and opposing forces.
One is the force due to gravity.
The opposing force is due to the Pauli exclusion principle.
The electrons in the atoms of the floor gravity is attempting to squish
you into are pushing back against the electrons in the atoms of your shoes.
Coulombic repulsion.
Equal and opposite forces. They cancel.
There is no such force opposing the pull of gravity experienced
by the satellite. So it accelerates forever around the earth.
And you're lucky that both you and the floor are made of fermions
and not bosons. Pauli exclusion does not apply to bosons. You'd
accelerate straight through to the center of the earth. Accelerating
unimpeded forever, just like our satellite.
AA
At last, somebody here who knows a lot more physics than I do. I've been
tempted to cross-post to sci.physics, but now I won't have to.
Oh, I doubt that I actually do know more than you do. Maybe some
esoteric bits like the Pauli exclusion principle, but that's interesting
to me because it explains the structure of the orbitals of the atoms,
and by doing so makes sense of the entire Periodic Table.

And as I was a chemist in a past life -- or at least in the past century --
that was of interest to me. One of those (relatively) simple insights
that explained so many things.


AA
Ted
2017-09-01 23:36:49 UTC
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Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
..
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
You're not accelerating because you're subject to two
equal and opposing forces.
One is the force due to gravity.
The opposing force is due to the Pauli exclusion principle.
The electrons in the atoms of the floor gravity is attempting to squish
you into are pushing back against the electrons in the atoms of your shoes.
Coulombic repulsion.
Equal and opposite forces. They cancel.
There is no such force opposing the pull of gravity experienced
by the satellite. So it accelerates forever around the earth.
And you're lucky that both you and the floor are made of fermions
and not bosons. Pauli exclusion does not apply to bosons. You'd
accelerate straight through to the center of the earth. Accelerating
unimpeded forever, just like our satellite.
AA
At last, somebody here who knows a lot more physics than I do. I've been
tempted to cross-post to sci.physics, but now I won't have to.
Oh, I doubt that I actually do know more than you do. Maybe some
LOL. I'm sure that you know more about everything than I do. I've read your
posts in other threads too.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
esoteric bits like the Pauli exclusion principle, but that's interesting
to me because it explains the structure of the orbitals of the atoms,
and by doing so makes sense of the entire Periodic Table.
And as I was a chemist in a past life -- or at least in the past century --
that was of interest to me. One of those (relatively) simple insights
that explained so many things.
AA
Yes, I can guess it would make a difference in one's understanding of
chemical bonds at some advanced level of chemistry well beyond what I've
ever studied. (intro inorganic, organic, biochem, radchem)
Atlatl Axolotl
2017-09-02 00:10:35 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
..
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
You're not accelerating because you're subject to two
equal and opposing forces.
One is the force due to gravity.
The opposing force is due to the Pauli exclusion principle.
The electrons in the atoms of the floor gravity is attempting to squish
you into are pushing back against the electrons in the atoms of your shoes.
Coulombic repulsion.
Equal and opposite forces. They cancel.
There is no such force opposing the pull of gravity experienced
by the satellite. So it accelerates forever around the earth.
And you're lucky that both you and the floor are made of fermions
and not bosons. Pauli exclusion does not apply to bosons. You'd
accelerate straight through to the center of the earth. Accelerating
unimpeded forever, just like our satellite.
AA
At last, somebody here who knows a lot more physics than I do. I've been
tempted to cross-post to sci.physics, but now I won't have to.
Oh, I doubt that I actually do know more than you do. Maybe some
LOL. I'm sure that you know more about everything than I do. I've read your
posts in other threads too.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
esoteric bits like the Pauli exclusion principle, but that's interesting
to me because it explains the structure of the orbitals of the atoms,
and by doing so makes sense of the entire Periodic Table.
And as I was a chemist in a past life -- or at least in the past century --
that was of interest to me. One of those (relatively) simple insights
that explained so many things.
AA
Yes, I can guess it would make a difference in one's understanding of
chemical bonds at some advanced level of chemistry well beyond what I've
ever studied. (intro inorganic, organic, biochem, radchem)
Well, to those who do esoteric things like molecular orbital theory
and computational chemistry -- not me! -- but at a simpler wordy level
it just shows why the electrons in an atom fall into the orbitals they
do. For example, given that no two electrons in an atom can have
all four quantum numbers the same, it means that only two electrons
can share one orbital -- one spin up and one spin down. So electrons
come in pairs, and at a very simple level that explains covalent bonds.


AA
Ted
2017-09-02 00:40:15 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit
have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
..
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still.
You're not accelerating because you're subject to two
equal and opposing forces.
One is the force due to gravity.
The opposing force is due to the Pauli exclusion principle.
The electrons in the atoms of the floor gravity is attempting to squish
you into are pushing back against the electrons in the atoms of your shoes.
Coulombic repulsion.
Equal and opposite forces. They cancel.
There is no such force opposing the pull of gravity experienced
by the satellite. So it accelerates forever around the earth.
And you're lucky that both you and the floor are made of fermions
and not bosons. Pauli exclusion does not apply to bosons. You'd
accelerate straight through to the center of the earth. Accelerating
unimpeded forever, just like our satellite.
AA
At last, somebody here who knows a lot more physics than I do. I've been
tempted to cross-post to sci.physics, but now I won't have to.
Oh, I doubt that I actually do know more than you do. Maybe some
LOL. I'm sure that you know more about everything than I do. I've read your
posts in other threads too.
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
esoteric bits like the Pauli exclusion principle, but that's interesting
to me because it explains the structure of the orbitals of the atoms,
and by doing so makes sense of the entire Periodic Table.
And as I was a chemist in a past life -- or at least in the past century --
that was of interest to me. One of those (relatively) simple insights
that explained so many things.
AA
Yes, I can guess it would make a difference in one's understanding of
chemical bonds at some advanced level of chemistry well beyond what I've
ever studied. (intro inorganic, organic, biochem, radchem)
Well, to those who do esoteric things like molecular orbital theory
and computational chemistry -- not me! -- but at a simpler wordy level
it just shows why the electrons in an atom fall into the orbitals they
do. For example, given that no two electrons in an atom can have
all four quantum numbers the same, it means that only two electrons
can share one orbital -- one spin up and one spin down. So electrons
come in pairs, and at a very simple level that explains covalent bonds.
AA
That certainly rings a bell. And a memory that's just out of reach, but I
dunno where from.

My main philosophical take-away from the ochem classes i took was that
everything always runs downhill. Learn the groups well and you know what
they're gonna do in any given situation.
Ted
2017-09-01 22:35:22 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Then show us how you did it. I'm willing to show you the correct way to do
it. Which you'd need, if the problem were any more complex. Your way
wouldn't work.
You used the vector method. I used the calculation method.
The problem was so trivially easy that I don't doubt there would be other
ways to solve it. But would your method work on something complex? I'm not
saying it can't, because I couldn't know that unless I saw what it was.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
No, that equation holds true for all macroscopic cases in the known world,
not just gravity.
I don't see you even knowing what F = ma means.
You've demonstrated ignorance about F=ma, but I haven't.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration.
Both terms are valid labels for physical phenomena.
F = force.
Post by Ted
Post by duke
You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
So?
Standing still
I think I see what you mean, and yes, it's "always" 32 ft/s/s, but that
value isn't an intrinsic property of matter. It's derived from more
fundamental concepts, including that formula you once tried to copy and
paste but instead fucked up (Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation).

If the forces sum to zero, acceleration is also zero. You don't have a
non-zero acceleration of a mass unless the net force on it is non-zero. You
invoked F=ma above, so use it.
Atlatl Axolotl
2017-08-31 18:31:20 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Excellent. Let's see them.

RIght here:








AA
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Post by duke
Otoh, you still can't come to grips that a satellite at constant speed has no
acceleration. Let's see your calculation, D high school average boy.
The equation? F=ma, you braindead imbecile.
Sorry, boy. That's acceleration due to gravity - zero velocity, not
acceleration otherwise.
Post by Ted
But if you don't know the
force or mass, you can calculate it from the speed and radius of curvature.
And I've already explained centripetal acceleration to you in a different
thread.
I know what centripetal FORCE is, not acceleration. You boys and girls are
getting confused between force and acceleration. Acceleration due to gravity of
one standing still on the earth's surface is 32.2 ft/sec^2 .
the dukester, American-American
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Ted
2017-08-31 18:34:35 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are
therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
I recently explained centripetal acceleration to you, duke.
You screwed up.
No, I explained it correctly. It's basic mechanics, about which you
know nothing at all because you're a fraud.
You still haven't advised that the tension in the rope is. I have it calculated
so I can advise you if you know what you're talking about.
LOL. It's 0.7W, duke, as any first semester physics student could tell you
in 15 s.
I know that but you just agree with atlatl that the vertical component was .5W.
That was never the question.
Post by Ted
Now you tell us how to arrive at that value. Because the final
answer doesn't prove anything at all. Show us you know at least something
about statics.
I did it the old fashion way like an engineer does, calculations.
Excellent. Let's see them.
AA
LOL. Exactly. :)
Tim
2017-08-29 17:24:12 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
%
2017-08-29 18:32:10 UTC
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Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
are you having a busy day at work today
duke
2017-08-30 21:34:32 UTC
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Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about? Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.

the dukester, American-American


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Ted
2017-08-30 22:17:56 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore
accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about? Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.
He's right, idiot.
duke
2017-08-31 16:52:10 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore
accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about? Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.
He's right, idiot.
No, he's not.

the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
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Ted
2017-08-31 18:20:37 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore
accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about? Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.
He's right, idiot.
No, he's not.
Yes he is. But stay stupid, duke.
Tim
2017-08-31 08:36:27 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about?
The fact that moons are satellites, you dumb fat prick.
Post by duke
Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.
Trust fat earl to be ignorant of what he claims to know.
Ted
2017-08-31 08:56:24 UTC
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Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore
accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about?
The fact that moons are satellites, you dumb fat prick.
Post by duke
Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.
Trust fat earl to be ignorant of what he claims to know.
And then to arrogantly claim that everybody else is ignorant.
duke
2017-08-31 16:52:32 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore
accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about?
The fact that moons are satellites, you dumb fat prick.
Post by duke
Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.
Trust fat earl to be ignorant of what he claims to know.
And then to arrogantly claim that everybody else is ignorant.
You birdbrains are.

the dukester, American-American


*****
Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
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Syd M.
2017-08-31 20:25:00 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Tim
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
So tell us again. How does a satellite in stable velocity in earth orbit have
acceleration or deceleration???????????????
Any object travelling at a constant speed while changing direction is
accelerating, you fat moron. In case you didn't know satellites orbit
other objects and are therefore always changing direction and are therefore
accelerating, you putty brained lump of shit.
Gosh, and here I thought the satellite was circling the earth. Heeheehee.
You must have been one of teddie the fairy's students.
Moons are satellites, you fat smug prig. They don't all orbit the Earth, fool.
OMG, what is this idiot talking about?
The fact that moons are satellites, you dumb fat prick.
Post by duke
Leave it to a triangle to screw up a
discussion.
Trust fat earl to be ignorant of what he claims to know.
And then to arrogantly claim that everybody else is ignorant.
You birdbrains are.
Yes, Dork, we know you are.

PDW
duke
2017-08-24 21:05:02 UTC
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Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too. But he
wasn't easy like you.

the dukester, American-American


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Purpose of Life: To Know, love and serve God and to love your
neighbor as yourself and thus be happy with God in heaven.
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Syd M.
2017-08-26 14:23:36 UTC
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Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.

PDW
Ted
2017-08-26 18:08:17 UTC
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Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Syd M.
2017-08-29 19:24:27 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.

PDw
Ted
2017-08-29 20:34:29 UTC
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Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
Jeanne Douglas
2017-08-31 06:54:50 UTC
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Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
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Ted
2017-08-31 08:15:22 UTC
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Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
I corresponded with her and have her email somewhere. If I can dig it up,
I'll drop her a line. She's an awesome person.
Jeanne Douglas
2017-09-01 05:37:02 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Jeanne Douglas
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
I corresponded with her and have her email somewhere. If I can dig it up,
I'll drop her a line. She's an awesome person.
Yes, she is. Tell her "hi" from me.
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Ted
2017-09-01 09:05:32 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Jeanne Douglas
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
I corresponded with her and have her email somewhere. If I can dig it up,
I'll drop her a line. She's an awesome person.
Yes, she is. Tell her "hi" from me.
I will.
Atlatl Axolotl
2017-09-01 15:52:59 UTC
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Post by Jeanne Douglas
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
She is indeed alive and okay.

AA
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Ted
2017-09-01 16:45:36 UTC
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Post by Jeanne Douglas
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
She is indeed alive and okay.
AA
That's good to hear. I emailed her yday, but from an address that I hadn't
used before. Do you also know Seth? What about Panama Floyd?
Atlatl Axolotl
2017-09-01 16:53:26 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Jeanne Douglas
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
She is indeed alive and okay.
AA
That's good to hear. I emailed her yday, but from an address that I hadn't
used before. Do you also know Seth? What about Panama Floyd?
Seth too is still grooving, but Panama Floyd I do not know about.


AA
Ted
2017-09-01 18:57:58 UTC
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Post by Ted
Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Jeanne Douglas
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by duke
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
She is indeed alive and okay.
AA
That's good to hear. I emailed her yday, but from an address that I hadn't
used before. Do you also know Seth? What about Panama Floyd?
Seth too is still grooving, but Panama Floyd I do not know about.
AA
Cool. Good news. I wish they'd return here.
hleopold
2017-09-02 09:50:02 UTC
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Post by Atlatl Axolotl
Post by Jeanne Douglas
Post by Ted
On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
Post by Syd M.
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose
knowledge of
physics is much greater than mine, had his own experiences with
duke's
arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats last". He
was
a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
She is indeed alive and okay.
AA
That's good to hear. I emailed her yday, but from an address that I hadn't
used before. Do you also know Seth? What about Panama Floyd?
Seth too is still grooving, but Panama Floyd I do not know about.
Yeah, I have been worried about Brenda since she has not posted for quite a
while, glad to hear she is well. Same with Seth.

Now if we only knew how Mark Bilbo, Clayton, and several other are doing.
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Harry F. Leopold
aa #2076
AA/Vet #4
The Prints of Darkness (remove gene to email)

“It’s not over till the fat whale farts.”
Smiler
2017-09-02 02:55:34 UTC
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On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
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On Wed, 23 Aug 2017 15:16:00 +0000, Ted
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A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose
knowledge of physics is much greater than mine, had his own
experiences with duke's arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats
last". He was a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
She is indeed alive and okay.
Glad to hear that. Please send her my regards.
--
Smiler, The godless one.
aa #2279
Gods are all tailored to order. They are made
to exactly fit the prejudices of the believer.
Ted
2017-09-02 11:29:24 UTC
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On Tue, 29 Aug 2017 12:24:27 -0700 (PDT), "Syd M."
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On Wed, 23 Aug 2017 15:16:00 +0000, Ted
Post by Ted
A quick search revealed that Seth (nature bats last), whose
knowledge of physics is much greater than mine, had his own
experiences with duke's arrogant stupidity.
But how can a mechanical engineer not know anything about mechanics?
I remember some body named seth, I think. Whupped up on him too.
In your dreams, Dork.
PDW
Yeah, really. Do you remember Seth? His nym was "nature bats
last". He was a sharp guy who knew physics much better than I do.
Yeah, he was something. Could run rings around our fundie friends.
PDw
Yeah, he's a good fellow. I hope he's well and returns. Brenda would
know about him, they correspond.
We haven't seen Brenda in months. I hope she's okay.
She is indeed alive and okay.
Glad to hear that. Please send her my regards.
You're one of the few a.a. veterans here who never changed their nym.
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