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This article examines a situation in which two completely separate centrifugal forces are acting within a single rotating system. One centrifugal force relates to the rotation axis of the rotating system, while the other centrifugal force relates to the centre of the Earth and the horizontal transverse speeds within the rotating system. The latter has the power to cause an object to rise vertically in defiance of gravity.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
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This article examines a situation in which two completely separate centrifugal forces are acting within a single rotating system. One centrifugal force relates to the rotation axis of the rotating system, while the other centrifugal force relates to the centre of the Earth and the horizontal transverse speeds within the rotating system. The latter has the power to cause an object to rise vertically in defiance of gravity.
  
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Latest revision as of 19:27, 1 January 2017

Scientific Paper
Title Double Centrifugal Force
Author(s) David Tombe
Keywords centrifugal force
Published 2011
Journal General Science Journal
No. of pages 2

Abstract

This article examines a situation in which two completely separate centrifugal forces are acting within a single rotating system. One centrifugal force relates to the rotation axis of the rotating system, while the other centrifugal force relates to the centre of the Earth and the horizontal transverse speeds within the rotating system. The latter has the power to cause an object to rise vertically in defiance of gravity.