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The 100 Season 7 Episode 11 Review: Etherea. Bellamy Blake (finally) returns in an episode that doubles down on a question of faith that this season may not have room to properly answer.
When you extend your arm out, the object feels heavier because it is further away from you, more specifically, further from the "point of axis" which in this case would be your shoulder. This is due to Torque, which measures how effective a force is at causing rotation.
Aug 13, 2020 · Levitt slows down the man’s memory on the M-Cap and sees that Bellamy and the stone conductor actually went THROUGH the stone. And where did he end up? A lovely little place called Etherea.
Etherea is a habitable planet [3] [4] that is one of the six worlds in the Milky Way Galaxy, connected by the Anomaly Stone. The Anomaly presence was detected on the planet. It also has an atmosphere similar to Earth.
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Sep 4, 2022 · There is no ‘constant’ speed in cycling on flat without putting out power. You must be accelerating to maintain a constant speed. The first law of physics (object in motion stay in motion) is true in the absence of gravity.