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| Energy is the fuel which powers you to read this introduction. It is also the means by which colossal bodies can unleash immense forces. | ||
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Gravity |
:: The mysterious
fall of the apple has been debated for years.
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March 2003 |
The Remaining Forces |
:: Gravity is a weakling compared
to these.
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March 2003 |
Energy |
:: Is energy just the ability to
do work, or does it have a deeper meaning?
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March 2003 |
Fusion and Fission |
:: Fusion and fission play critical
roles in our lives.
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March 2003 |
Think About It |
| If you are standing at the top of the Empire State Building in New York City, and you drop two balls of equal size; one weighing 1 kg and the other weighing .5 kg. Which one will hit theground first? |
Survival Tactics in the Universe Lesson 2: Beware of Gravity |
You can never prepare for the day when gravity might go bad. In such an event, it is important to remain calm; gravity can sense your fear. And always be on the lookout for elephant pits and meandering fault lines.
:: Laugh :: |
Article: Gravity |
" The Special Theory explains that this aspect may change depending on the observer. In other words, while the astronaut is leaving Earth at close to the speed of light, the Earth and its people are heading away from him at close to the speed of light as well. So in his view, the humans may get older more slowly than he does because he is the observer. " :: Read more :: |