Does the angry blue bird multiply its mass?
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#2Incredibly cool and in-depth post. But it's funny, I just assumed the conclusion intuitively since the first time I used a blue bird.
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#3This is the kind of brilliant and pointless analysis that I love. Me, I would have just emailed the app author and asked them.
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#4Tomorrow: Does the angry yellow bird violate the conservation of momentum?
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#5Please note that "its" is the correct word to use in the title and the Wired article had it correct.
Edit: Thanks.
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#6Tomorrow: Does the angry yellow bird violate the conservation of momentum?
Angry yellow bird makes a noise as if it were angrily flapping its wings when you activate its speed boost, suggesting that it is not accelerating without having a new force act upon it. This is a completely Newtonian bird afaik.
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#7Neat-o. Hopefully, he'll explain next why the sticks and stones don't seem to have heard of Isaac Newton at times! Some of the planks won't even slide and fall when they're in awkwardly precarious positions. But, then again, that's why I played for an hour at work the other day. :)
Re: Does the angry blue bird multiply its mass?
#8Neat-o. Hopefully, he'll explain next why the sticks and stones don't seem to have heard of Isaac Newton at times! Some of the planks won't even slide and fall when they're in awkwardly precarious positions. But, then again, that's why I played for an hour at work the other day. :)
Yeah, static friction is very strong and kinetic friction is very weak. Several levels I had to wait quite a while for a pig or rock to verrry slowwwly roll off an edge.
Re: Does the angry blue bird multiply its mass?
#9Neat-o. Hopefully, he'll explain next why the sticks and stones don't seem to have heard of Isaac Newton at times! Some of the planks won't even slide and fall when they're in awkwardly precarious positions. But, then again, that's why I played for an hour at work the other day. :)
Yeah, static friction is very strong and kinetic friction is very weak. Several levels I had to wait quite a while for a pig or rock to verrry slowwwly roll off an edge.
Yup, first thing I thought of afterward was friction. But, alas, let me not continue reading too much into one of a few things in the middle of the day that actually keeps me from thinking. Gotta have a refuge at your desk somehow...(besides just getting up and leaving for the day).
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#10Tomorrow: Does the angry yellow bird violate the conservation of momentum?
only in an angry vacuum