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Originally Posted by N0B0DY  I for one have to interject to say that RP has very little trouble explaining his theory very clearly, imo, benefiting many by the few.
I think though, physicists being the strange breed of characters that they are, a clarification is in order with regards to "acceleration." In physics, acceleration is both acceleration and deceleration. |
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For the uninitiated, regarding Nobody's second paragraph above, he refers to positive and negative acceleration - a non uniformly increasing speed, and, a non uniformly decreasing speed.
Applied to concentricities, this applies to expansion and contraction, respectively.
(With regard to the hapless MJA, Nobody is - much - faster...
Kudos to Dave, for
nailing what is perhaps the most enigmatic problem in physics...)
Best regards,
- RP
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