Sorry my request was truncated. I've never seen it done but can you use General Relativity to show the path of a thrown ball is parabolic?
Harry
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>>> Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
>>> By the way, the derivation of pi from Pythagoras's theorem to which I
>>> referred, and the derivation of the area of a circle and volume of a
>>> sphere using geometric arguments, are here:
>>>
>>> http://physicsinsights.org/pi_from_pythagoras-1.html
>>>
>>> http://physicsinsights.org/sphere-volume-1.html
>>>
>>> You may not feel these pages actually "explain" anything, of course!
>>> :-) That was, however, part of the reason for putting them together,
>>> and perhaps these pages will give you an idea of what I think an
>>> explanation is. Or maybe not...Nice derivations.I've never seen it done but can you useGeneral Relativ! ity to s
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- [Vo]:Baseball and GR Harry Veeder
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