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Centripetal and centrifugal forces
What do you think about the following division, i.e. distinction between centripetal and centrifugal forces?
gravipetal-gravifugal
electropetal-electrofugal
magnetopetal-magnetofugal
nucleopetal-nucleofugal
cohesipetal-cohesifugal
Every known force can function as a centripetal force, and has inevitable reaction in centrifugal direction. The terms CENTRIFUGAL AND CENTRIPETAL are only denominations of direction of actioning - toward center or away of it.
E.G. Astronauts which are orbiting Earth are levitating due to gravifugal force. In a case of levitation of astronauts is erroneus to say: they are levitating due to "centrifugal force" because that term is to general, or to large.
For more,CLEARER and EASIER to understand, please see at the site:
http://www.geocities.com/agravity/ANTIGRAVITY.htm
THERE ARE ALSO THE DATA ON GRAVIFUGAL FLYING CRAFT
Thank you!
What do you think about the following division, i.e. distinction between centripetal and centrifugal forces?
gravipetal-gravifugal
electropetal-electrofugal
magnetopetal-magnetofugal
nucleopetal-nucleofugal
cohesipetal-cohesifugal
Every known force can function as a centripetal force, and has inevitable reaction in centrifugal direction. The terms CENTRIFUGAL AND CENTRIPETAL are only denominations of direction of actioning - toward center or away of it.
E.G. Astronauts which are orbiting Earth are levitating due to gravifugal force. In a case of levitation of astronauts is erroneus to say: they are levitating due to "centrifugal force" because that term is to general, or to large.
For more,CLEARER and EASIER to understand, please see at the site:
http://www.geocities.com/agravity/ANTIGRAVITY.htm
THERE ARE ALSO THE DATA ON GRAVIFUGAL FLYING CRAFT
Thank you!
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