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In response to
"
The core changes speed relative to the Earth but doesn't reverse direction -- (link)
"
by
Reagen
But what this movie supposes is: what if it stopped? -- nm
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Jan 23 '23, 16:26
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we've got to get to...the Core -- nm
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Beaker
Jan 23, 16:45
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we're not getting to The Core, The Core is getting to us -- nm
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hollywood big shot
Jan 23, 17:19
(Which… if it's super rotating and subrotating, wouldn't there be a point where it was equirotating, however briefly? And wouldn't that be "stopped"?) -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 23, 16:32
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I think "stopped" wouldn't ever be technically correct since everything is still rotating. -- nm
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mafic
Jan 23, 17:08
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But rotating in unison, at a synchronized speed - they'd be "stopped" from both frames of reference, no? -- nm*
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Beryllium
Jan 23, 17:18
Only if you assume the rotation vector changes in a continuous manner. You should apply for a grant to study that. -- nm
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Baron, Vamp Champ
Jan 23, 16:38
The important thing is that it isn't switching directions.
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TWuG
Jan 23, 16:34
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The Core 2: Rogue Planet -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 23, 16:50
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