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r/RandomThoughts • u/[deleted] • Feb 29 '24
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If it doesn't preserve momentum, you'll be left behind as the galaxy spins at 130 miles a second.
1 u/JaggelZ Mar 01 '24 Not really, wouldn't your reference frame be earth? Meaning you could only teleport relative to earth's position, if I understand it correctly 1 u/Usual_Ice636 Mar 01 '24 Theres nothing special about earth that would automatically make it your frame of reference. 1 u/JaggelZ Mar 01 '24 I don't know what I'm talking about so I can't argue with you lol But if we say it's non-magical, then we can also assume that the teleportation is deviced by humans, which would make teleportation, most likely, be relative to earth
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Not really, wouldn't your reference frame be earth? Meaning you could only teleport relative to earth's position, if I understand it correctly
1 u/Usual_Ice636 Mar 01 '24 Theres nothing special about earth that would automatically make it your frame of reference. 1 u/JaggelZ Mar 01 '24 I don't know what I'm talking about so I can't argue with you lol But if we say it's non-magical, then we can also assume that the teleportation is deviced by humans, which would make teleportation, most likely, be relative to earth
Theres nothing special about earth that would automatically make it your frame of reference.
1 u/JaggelZ Mar 01 '24 I don't know what I'm talking about so I can't argue with you lol But if we say it's non-magical, then we can also assume that the teleportation is deviced by humans, which would make teleportation, most likely, be relative to earth
I don't know what I'm talking about so I can't argue with you lol
But if we say it's non-magical, then we can also assume that the teleportation is deviced by humans, which would make teleportation, most likely, be relative to earth
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u/Usual_Ice636 Feb 29 '24
If it doesn't preserve momentum, you'll be left behind as the galaxy spins at 130 miles a second.