21stamps
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Awesome!In a bit I might drop one
Some time like right now..
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I'm building a variant of Wetch by @MonorailRed
Awesome!In a bit I might drop one
Some time like right now..
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I'm building a variant of Wetch by @MonorailRed
I totally sick of being stalked by 21 stamps. There is not a square inch of this forum that I can go to and her not be there! The only reason she is even here is because she is stalking me. As soon as I starting posting on this forum, she pops up. Total sickoWhat happened?
That...can't be? Really? I wouldn't worry about it. If anything happens we'll defend you, but I haven't really seen that here yet.I totally sick of being stalked by 21 stamps. There is not a square of this forum that I can go to and her not be there! The only reason she is even here is because she is stalking me. As soon as I starting posting on this forum, she pops up. Total sicko
Oh yes!! She stalks me constantly. So, just know all of her posts are fake and phony here. Otherwise, she would have posted in Imagineering a long time ago. The only reason she is here is because she has a sick obsession with me. So, I am just putting it out there because I hate seeing the guys here get played by a nasty poster with an ulterior motive.That...can't be? Really? I wouldn't worry about it. If anything happens we'll defend you, but I haven't really seen that here yet.
Alright, well we will see what we can do about that.Oh yes!! She stalks me constantly. So, just know all of her posts are fake and phony here. Otherwise, she would have posted in Imagineering a long time ago. The only reason she is here is because she has a sick obsession with me. So, I am just putting it out there because I hate seeing the guys here get played by a nasty poster with an ulterior motive.
Next thing I'm embarrassed about.. I literally almost touched ran my hand along the wall when reading this.lolRollercoaster Physics Part 2: Friction
So, now let's talk about friction. You all know the basics. Run your hand against something and you feel resistence. If you rub your hand against something rough, you feel a lot of resistence. Something smooth, a little resistence. You may not even feel the resistence sometimes if it is really smooth (like ice), but it is there. What causes this resistence?
Well, nothing is actually smooth. Not even mirrors or ice or things like that. You may not be able to feel or see any roughness, but it is there at the molecular level.
http://data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4...nteRrs58SatKlI2RgkYRQBYCwGgHZ3Cs0pUmYpSlAf//Z http://data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4...nteRrs58SatKlI2RgkYRQBYCwGgHZ3Cs0pUmYpSlAf//Z
The more rough a material or object is on the molecular level, the more rough it will be visibly and thehigher the coefficient of friction will be.
The Coefficient of Friction is how we calculate the effects of friction in equations. The lower the coefficient of friction is, the less the effects of friction are. The two boxes below were pushed with the same amount of force, the only difference is the coefficient of friction.
Static vs. Kinetic friction
Now, it takes more force to cause an object to start moving than it does to keep an object moving. Why is this? Well, when stationary, the molecules "settle" into each other. Thus, It takes more force to get the molecules out of the rut they've fallen into.That is why we have two different coefficients of friction: static and kinetic. Static is for stationary objects (since they are "settled") and kinetic is for objects in motion (since they are not)
The left picture above is in motion (and thus has less friction since it uses the coefficient of kinetic friction). The right picture above is stationary and settles (and thus has more friction since it uses the coefficient of static friction).
But how does weight of an object effect friction? What does all this mean in practical and/or mathematical terms? How does this relate to rollercoaster design? Who stole the capers!?!
Find out in part 3! (coming soon)
Awww! @spacemt354, thank you so much. I feel so much better now. {{{{BIG HUGS}}}} It means the world to me that you are here for me. And, thanks for making me smile even though I don't know what I am quite looking at. But, hey it rolls!!!Alright, well we will see what we can do about that.
For now, don't let it get you down
It's no problem. Just so you know if someone is bothering you, you can put them on ignore. And their posts disappear and you won't have to worry anymore. It might really help you in this situation. I wouldn't want to see this be an awkward issue.Awww! @spacemt354, thank you so much. I feel so much better now. {{{{BIG HUGS}}}} It means the world to me that you are here for me. And, thanks for making me smile even though I don't know what I am quite looking at. But, hey it rolls!!!
Anyway, I fell in love with Imagineering the first time I posted here. You do such a great job of keeping this forum together. Everyone here treats each other with respect and like family here. And, I don't want to see this forum lose that because of that poster.
That poster is not genuine at all about her motives for being here. So, don't be fooled, she is stalking me and that is the only reason, she is here. She is just using you, your thread and the other posters. And, I utterly despise that because you know that I totally adore you and the Imagineering forum. And, you don't deserve that.
So you lost your momentum?I accidentally ruined the curve on my momentum test in physics. Again.
I gained it. My class lost itSo you lost your momentum?
-9.8 m/s^2"Well that's odd..." - Newton
No friction..just extreme shock and amazement.I think @Pionmycake 's Friction sessions have inadvertently caused actual friction
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