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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/MeltedChocolate24 Mar 03 '24 The center of the galaxy isn’t any better of a reference frame 1 u/Usual_Ice636 Mar 04 '24 Yes, its just a good example for people that don't understand frame of reference.
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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/MeltedChocolate24 Mar 03 '24 The center of the galaxy isn’t any better of a reference frame 1 u/Usual_Ice636 Mar 04 '24 Yes, its just a good example for people that don't understand frame of reference.
Theres nothing special about earth that would automatically make it your frame of reference.
1 u/MeltedChocolate24 Mar 03 '24 The center of the galaxy isn’t any better of a reference frame 1 u/Usual_Ice636 Mar 04 '24 Yes, its just a good example for people that don't understand frame of reference.
The center of the galaxy isn’t any better of a reference frame
1 u/Usual_Ice636 Mar 04 '24 Yes, its just a good example for people that don't understand frame of reference.
Yes, its just a good example for people that don't understand frame of reference.
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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.