You can actually and a number of Australian politicians have had to do that and prove that they have done that so that they don?t flout the Australian constitution which prevents federal politicians from being citizens of another country.
You can actually and a number of Australian politicians have had to do that and prove that they have done that so that they don?t flout the Australian constitution which prevents federal politicians from being citizens of another country.
I agree you can go through the motions of that. So you hand in your passport (to your new country), they pass it back to the British Authorities, who mail it back to you.
This is what I was told when I lived in the US. That was 30 years ago, so perhaps it's changed now.
No, pi crops up a lot in physics equations.
Exams Mmm can't remember(probably they avoided it or you were expected to use 9.81 by the time I took "O" grades calculators were in use.), but I remember this g as 10 on class examples , homework, classwork
Why would being given the value of g make multiplication any easier?
Example:- What is the force exerted by 147 kilograms at sea level? what is easier to do 147 X 10 or 147 X 9.81 (no calculators remember).
Renouncing your British citizenship isn't done like that.
I don't float. I sink.
Bill
Unless you're near a mountain.
Bill
Indeed. But they do have dinosaurs
Blame Archimedes :)
It would contribute only very slightly altering the direction of local gravity. It is entire spherical shells of material from the Earth that add up to give the Earth its gravity. So if you go down a deep mine the material this is above you all around the world all neatly cancels out.
There's pretty strong *evidence* for gravity waves. Also for evolution, and the inverse square law.
Stop feeding the troll!
Well, whether you do or not, you have to admit you weigh a lot less in the sea because all the surrounding high level ground is pulling you up.
That's very apparent when you consider the Dead Sea in which everyone floats, even you. That's 1412 ft below sea level, you see, so there's a lot more land mass above you sucking you upwards.
I've never seen one, and I've been to the seaside a lot. Have you?
That one's true. We're here aren't we? And we have a Conservative government.
But I've never seen an inverse square, neither. Why can't I buy one on Amazon?
Well, a gravity wave is inevitable at some level - if you shake something with mass, you send a wave through the gravitational field.
Strangely I seem to remember that gravity waves travel at the same speed as electromagnetic (ie light speed).
Of all the people who are trolls, Bill is not one of them.
The maths teacher said I was extremely dense.
Bill
Exactly. So I was right in the first place.
Bill
I'm certainly not a troll. I think this is a very good discussion. I'm genuinely intrigued by what appears to be a paradox.
Bill
I thought it was something to do with the saltiness.
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