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Perhaps it would be interesting to address oneself
to the observation
that slowly spun, or unspun bullets go broadside in
flight?
They have a loaded end, somewhat aft of the center
point, by all
accounts.
Brian W
At 11:16 AM 12/3/02, you wrote:
It seems to me the effect of the "loaded" side onlymore
comes into play when the die is in contact with the
table. At that point, a net torque is possible (but
not while the die is in the air) and the die is
likely to lie heavy side down. John BArrerespace,
--- paul johnson <pjohnson@SCIENCEPLACE.ORG> wrote:
----- Original Message -----
Bob Sciamanda wrote:
If you merely drop a loaded wheel into free
now.there is no favoring
the loaded point - or is
there?
How do you drop anything in free space?
poj
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