Physics, 27.09.2019 03:30 veroushkarose7326
The earth spins at a rate of over 1000 miles per hour. if this is the case, you must move at this
same rate in order to stay in contact with the ground. why then, when you jump up and let go of
the ground, does the wall not smack you in the side? if the wall did smack you, which one would
do the damage? (west, east, north….)
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