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From Lecture 5 of 8.01 Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999, the professor talks about perceived gravity at about 24:50. He says that it is always in the opposite direction of the pull. But isn't gravity always downwards?
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Downwards? The direction of the gravity is to de Center of Mass|dw:1351866645910:dw|
Is in direction opposite to the pull because de vertical component of the pull is upright, perpendicular to Earth surface
But wouldn't gravity always come in the same direction if you're spinning? |dw:1351901532768:dw|
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