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Glenn Hawkins |
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Velocity verses acceleration |
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I need help. I don’t wont to argue, or express my opinions, but only try to learn from what you know on this. I would be greatful.
I’ve come to the notion that it is constant velocity that is necessary to precession, but that a 90o accelerating force will only cause an equal and opposite couple. What do you know of this? Any experiments?
Glenn H.,
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12 September 2005
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