Ok so when you talk abou inersia, does that mean that if you drive airplain in the same direction as earth rotacion you will gain more speed and inertia will get stronger than gravity and you will slowly start to levitate? And if that is trye than going in oposite direction will make you go slower than just standing on the ground and gravity should have bigger efect on you and start pushing you to the flor of airplain?
Yea that makes sense
Easy dude i was thinking about the first reply and thats why i didnt read other replyes…
Tnx that makes sense
No need to be rude i didnt call you stupid because you dont know many elementary stuff…
I just did guick math and it turns out in 5minutrs it should move 135km if you jump on equator.
Wait a second, if earth is taking 24h to rotate full circle it means it moves a lot in 5 minuts its not negligible. We can do math how much it should move in meters. So lets do that.
Sory eanglish is not my main language 😅😂
Ok so since inertia happends when object change its state, it is when we change our speed or when we change our trajectory.
For example when i sit in car and it quckly accelerates i feel inertia, or when it run 100km/h for 5min i dont feel anything but if it accelerates quickly to 150km/h i feel inertia again. Or if he starts turning while keeping its speed to 100km/h i will feel inertia if that turn is curved enough, if its to soft i may not feel it.
On earth while just standing we dont change our speed, its constant so there is no inertia because of that. But we change our trajectory constantly because we dont go straight, we are constantly turning since its rotating. So inertia should apply to us right? But gravity is stronger and thats why we dont fly of the ground?