I have a small doubt (gravity) 😛
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faithdebtor
Mar 6, 2019
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newton had made principles by observing fallen apple on ground. what bout flying birds.i mean isn't he saw any birds flying before that... I'm very curious to know.
Mar 6, 2019
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Balusup wrote:
wow
Birds fly by using wings to create a airlift under its wings
Mar 6, 2019
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Balusup wrote:
lol do u read question fully
Birds fly by using wings to create a airlift under its wings
It sort of confuses me as well, but gravity really isn’t that strong. The heavier the object, the more gravity applies to it. For a basic example, a feather falls much slower than a hammer. Birds are light, and they also use aerodynamics to keep them afloat.
A fascinating creature is the flying fish, which is able to jump out of water, and somehow propel itself forward for several hours at a high speed!
Also, this variety of bees isn’t meant to be able to fly according to the rules of physics, and that one dumbfounded me when I heard a full on explanation!
A fascinating creature is the flying fish, which is able to jump out of water, and somehow propel itself forward for several hours at a high speed!
Also, this variety of bees isn’t meant to be able to fly according to the rules of physics, and that one dumbfounded me when I heard a full on explanation!
Mar 6, 2019
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Balusup wrote:
I heard newton had found gravity by observing a fallen apple. but why not he have take the base on flying birds. 😂😛I mean didn't he see flying birds in sky and gets amazed how they can't fall?? and why not he made a theory on that perspective.😂
You have to clarify your questions
Mar 6, 2019
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faithdebtor wrote:
Balusup wrote:
I heard newton had found gravity by observing a fallen apple. but why not he have take the base on flying birds. 😂😛I mean didn't he see flying birds in sky and gets amazed how they can't fall?? and why not he made a theory on that perspective.😂You have to clarify your questions
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton%27s_laws_of_motion
Didn't he?
Mr_Alex_Pims wrote:
a feather falling "slower" than a hammer has nothing to do with gravity. in fact they would fall at the same speed if we consider only gravity
It sort of confuses me as well, but gravity really isn’t that strong. The heavier the object, the more gravity applies to it. For a basic example, a feather falls much slower than a hammer. Birds are light, and they also use aerodynamics to keep them afloat.
A fascinating creature is the flying fish, which is able to jump out of water, and somehow propel itself forward for several hours at a high speed!
Also, this variety of bees isn’t meant to be able to fly according to the rules of physics, and that one dumbfounded me when I heard a full on explanation!
Mar 7, 2019
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IAMBBW wrote:
exactly u got my point
faithdebtor wrote:
newton had made principles by observing fallen apple on ground. what bout flying birds.i mean isn't he saw any birds flying before that... I'm very curious to know.
What about them
Mar 7, 2019
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he might have hit a bird with a fallen apple and kilt it to prove his point more indupitably even.