DeiRenDopa
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But I already did, at least once, remember?[...]
Use the equation I have mention several time and calculate the KE.What, in your idea (or according to "the theory I represent") is the KE of the ISS?
But you must calculate it you self.. Don’t be so lazy..
And I got two quite different values; one is 1 x 10^13 J, the other 0 J
I asked you how could the ISS have two different KEs, and you didn't reply.
Dude, the question is How do you (Bjarne) determine the ISS's speed?Like you wrote above 7000 m/s , this is probably correct.How do you (Bjarne) determine the ISS's speed?
I have no intention to change this, either I have any intension to change the Speed of the Moon.
Note that this is a different question than What do you (Bjarne) determine the ISS's speed to be?
Are you going to answer my question, Bjarne?
Dude, the question is Please provide me with a link to online physics material that explains, in detail how the thermal energy due to friction can be determined, with the essential requirement that you explicitly state that you agree with it 100% (not 90%, not 95%, not 99%, but 100%).I have done it, you can used the same framework shown to calculate the Moons KE and resistance, - > www.science27.com/english/Culcu3.htmAre you going to answer my question, Bjarne?
But you must calculate it you self.. Don’t be so lazy..
That question has nothing whatsoever to do with the Moon, KE, or your website.
Are you going to answer my question, Bjarne?

