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Probably newtonian then

there's a lot of stuff

I think AP physics 1 is algebra-based Newtonian

Lmao

It is

I'm taking AP Physics C, so we do both Mechanics and E&M with Calculus

Through khan

Yeah electromagnetism actually requires a decent amount of calc knowledge

I'm also following an edX course

I'm like halfway through AP calc at school

Ahh ok

so it helps just a little

Calc is easy

Ngl feeling heavy brag from you

It is

it's mindblowing

It also makes physics a thousand times easier

I'm in calc2 at the community college

Linear algebra a lot more helpful

Im taking a number theory class rn 😳

whoah

Oh cool

Yeah very

It’s really dense but it’s interesting

This has strayed far from flat earth topicd

*topics

Primes are neat

Uhhh

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How are the north and self night skys different on a flat earth

Gravity is the best question to ask flat earthers about

You'll never get a good answer asking about gravity

Yeah ik. I’d be glad to hear a good answer

But the response is usually wrought with fundamental misunderstandings about gravitational forces

I knew a flat Earther in a different server who used Gauss's law of gravity to calculate the thickness of a (roughly) uniformly dense flat Earth

Doesn’t gauss’s law have to do with electric fields?

I could be wrong but i thought it was derived from coulomb’s law

There is a law for gravitation as well

It's derived from Newton's law of gravitation