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You're reading If you traveled faster that a speeding bullet(in a car) and shot a gun out the window would the bullet stay in the chamber?
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absolutely right. In theory a baseball player throwing 90 mph could ride a 60 mph train and so long as the cabin was not windy (ie, windows and doors are closed) then he could throw a 150 mph pitch. You ever sit in the car and toss something around when you were little? Note that the ball or whatever did NOT go flying to the back of the car just cuz it was thrown while moving.
by AndaleTheGreat on March 23rd, 2008
Yeah .... Very good examples ... easy to relate with normal life .
Thanx .
by jinalkothari on March 23rd, 2008
these were actually how i learned this tidbit of physics, it started as an example of how air affects things falling based on the old 'if a feather and a bowling ball were dropped in a vacuum' science
by AndaleTheGreat on March 23rd, 2008
Yeah ... same here , but unfortunately the same isn't applicable to modern physics . You can't relate it to your day to day examples . In fact it is usually quite the opposite of what we might intuitively feel .
by jinalkothari on March 23rd, 2008