Earth w/o Magnetosphere, w/o Moon

"BruceS" wrote in message


Why would one not use pounds to measure a force?

So what's the difference? Why would one not better use the universal
joules of energy to represent whatever pounds or kg worth of force(Kgf)?

Is energy all that different on our moon, or is it entirely different
yet while on Venus?

Do you have some better numbers of whatever all-inclusive pounds or Kg
of force exist between Earth and our moon?
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Brad Guth





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Brad Guth wrote:

"BruceS" wrote in message



Why would one not use pounds to measure a force?


So what's the difference? Why would one not better use the universal
joules of energy to represent whatever pounds or kg worth of force(Kgf)?

If you don't know the difference between energy and force, perhaps you
should lurk. I suspect that Mark will have a better response. At
least, I hope so.

"BruceS" wrote in message


If you don't know the difference between energy and force, perhaps you
should lurk. I suspect that Mark will have a better response. At
least, I hope so.

I convert whatever I want in order to suit my dyslexic mindset. If I'm
ultimately after the potential extraction of energy, in which case I'll
convert whatever's the available N, kgf or pounds of force into joules
because I can.

If that's what's rocking your boat, so be it. Sorry about that.
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Brad Guth






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