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Has anybody ever done an experiment to measure the mass of an object at the equator and then at the pole to see if they differ due to the higher velocity at the equator?
Or at least during the part of the day when the Earths rotation velocity and the Earth sun orbit velocity add up. I guess a lesser mass when the two are out of phase.
Or at least during the part of the day when the Earths rotation velocity and the Earth sun orbit velocity add up. I guess a lesser mass when the two are out of phase.
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