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n. (plural of centrifugal force English)
Usage examples of "centrifugal forces".
The obvious way would be to start out at synchronous orbit and extrude cable up and down simultaneously, so you keep a balance between the cable above and below you, with gravity and centrifugal forces matching.
The slight broadening at the equator is the result of centrifugal forces from the Earth's spin, and originally set in when the planet was molten.
He found that there are five places where the third body could be placed, and the gravitational and centrifugal forces on it would exactly cancel.
What contained the centrifugal forces of relativism--let me have my viewpoint and you can have yours--was an arena of broad agreement.
Sometimes the taxes supported mercenary armies which defended against neighbors, or which simply kept domestic order against centrifugal forces.
Air and water circulation pumps assume a certain level of centrifugal forces working either for or against them.
It would be nullified by the centrifugal forces, maybe even exceeded.
I will tell you, Pucky: because the entire planet consists of a solid metal core whose weight and gravitational fields compensate for these centrifugal forces.
As the planets were held in their orbits by centripetal and centrifugal forces, &ldquo.
He's accelerating through the Paddock Turn now, sawing the wheel and feathering the throttle to keep the machine turning to the right as fast as possible without spinning from the centrifugal forces of nature that try to pull this living man-machine combination to the left.
He felt the ship shudder twice, terribly, and then begin tumbling wildly, centrifugal forces throwing Mahnmut hard to the right, then up, then to the left.
But the plan was overpowered by centrifugal forces that drove the subject populations to demand full independence.