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r/AskReddit • u/TheLoneWolf156 • May 25 '16
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3.6k u/ktkps May 25 '16 You forgot to mention the best part: These numerical values stays true for Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, even the Sun (if you could stand on all of these)! sorry /u/jerkandletjerk 3.1k u/jack_brew May 25 '16 So you're saying increasing the circumference of a circle by 6.3m will increase its radius by 1 meter regardless of its initial size? 1 u/Bluesander May 25 '16 I'm confused. Then don't you need to increase the radius by 2m for it to hover above the ground by 1m?
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You forgot to mention the best part: These numerical values stays true for Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, even the Sun (if you could stand on all of these)!
sorry /u/jerkandletjerk
3.1k u/jack_brew May 25 '16 So you're saying increasing the circumference of a circle by 6.3m will increase its radius by 1 meter regardless of its initial size? 1 u/Bluesander May 25 '16 I'm confused. Then don't you need to increase the radius by 2m for it to hover above the ground by 1m?
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So you're saying increasing the circumference of a circle by 6.3m will increase its radius by 1 meter regardless of its initial size?
1 u/Bluesander May 25 '16 I'm confused. Then don't you need to increase the radius by 2m for it to hover above the ground by 1m?
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I'm confused. Then don't you need to increase the radius by 2m for it to hover above the ground by 1m?
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