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It takes 8.5 minutes for the light from the sun to reach the earth. I just found that out, I was expecting it to take much longer. [Source]
Oh and I am currently watching a movie called Sunshine.
Aug 26, 2007
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i always thought it took seconds! cuz light is freakin fast…i feel sciency
seen that movie in ireland, its awesome!
awful movie.
I already know this
i feel smarter already
:: Also published in newspaper for KFH Ad.
light travels at 1,079,252,849km/h or 300,000,000m/s.
on a similar note, everthing that freefalls accelerates towards the ground at 9.8m/s
Thats why it takes the same time for two objects to hit the ground when dropped.
thanks for the info einsteins..
that movie sux… =(
rv: That would be 9.8 m/s^2. Additionally, all things should ‘ideally’ hit the ground at the same time if dropped form the same height (e.g. in a vacuum) but they don’t because of air resistance, etc.
this was like the first thing they ever taught us in physics u retard. LOL
Man Mark seriously I learnt this in primary school. MAN. :/
unlike u i am not 14 years old to remember what i learned in primary school
yah! lol I remember now,it was in 5 th standard but stuff like these are just trifle,who would wanna remember it.
SOS, are you anyway an Indian? coz only Indian freaks(thats me too) say 5th standard instead of grade!