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ok, lets see how clever you are
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You've not met MF then!Originally posted by d000hg View PostBecause your eyes are next to each other not one on top of the other.Comment
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A pity that Newton did not use your boobs instead of an apple.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostMy boobs say yes.Comment
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No it wouldn't. As long as the speed matches on the straight bits it doesn't matter how much longer it is.Originally posted by d000hg View PostIf the handrail is longer but has to make one full revolution in constant time, it would have to travel faster to achieve this.Comment
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This.Originally posted by doodab View PostBecause the mirror reflects without reversing. Stuff at the bottom stays at the bottom, stuff at the left stays on the left etc.Comment
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Good point. So it doesn't have to do a full revolution, it just has to keep up along the straight.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostNo it wouldn't. As long as the speed matches on the straight bits it doesn't matter how much longer it is.Comment
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he would probably have never bothered to write it down, he would just keep studying the effect.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostA pity that Newton did not use your boobs instead of an apple.
We could be waiting for some italian called graffiti to discover the new force called Graffitiy.Comment
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I've got an upside down fb profile pic from Oz in 2010 if you fancy a laugh...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostA pity that Newton did not use your boobs instead of an apple.Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostGood point. So it doesn't have to do a full revolution, it just has to keep up along the straight.
surely the straight bit and the bend bits at the end are part of the same piece of hand rail so the whole thing moves at the same speed?Comment
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yes, but the hand rail doesn't do one revolution when the stairs doOriginally posted by original PM View Post
surely the straight bit and the bend bits at the end are part of the same piece of hand rail so the whole thing moves at the same speed?Comment
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