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Please note that this is something that has been eating me lately...it is in EVERY way unrealistic. Keep that in mind, before saying "But ogregun, that is not at all possible", because I understand this already. Thanks. And now...
The scenario is that you have something that is shaped similar to a domino. It is 10 light years (!) tall. It is standing on a flat surface...that has the same gravitational rules as earth, (actually its entire body of existence is abiding by these physics). It then gets a nudge the equivalent in impact/velocity of a normal finger nudge with a normal sized domino.
What happens?
The first thing I'm wondering is how long would it take to reach impact? Would it take the same amount of time as a normal sized domino? I'm thinking it would but I'm not sure.
I'm also wondering what rate torwards the surface it would be traveling once it reached full speed...would it be traveling faster than light? By my thinking it would hit the ground as fast as a normal domino (same gravity, same equivalent impact to send it down). If this is the case, and it takes less than a second for a 10 light year tall object to travel to the ground...wouldn't it be traveling faster than light?
Thanks in advance for awnsers. :)
The scenario is that you have something that is shaped similar to a domino. It is 10 light years (!) tall. It is standing on a flat surface...that has the same gravitational rules as earth, (actually its entire body of existence is abiding by these physics). It then gets a nudge the equivalent in impact/velocity of a normal finger nudge with a normal sized domino.
What happens?
The first thing I'm wondering is how long would it take to reach impact? Would it take the same amount of time as a normal sized domino? I'm thinking it would but I'm not sure.
I'm also wondering what rate torwards the surface it would be traveling once it reached full speed...would it be traveling faster than light? By my thinking it would hit the ground as fast as a normal domino (same gravity, same equivalent impact to send it down). If this is the case, and it takes less than a second for a 10 light year tall object to travel to the ground...wouldn't it be traveling faster than light?
Thanks in advance for awnsers. :)