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On 30 Apr, 19:20, "Sanny GetClub.com" <softtank...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Centripetal and Centrifugal force? Are these same force.
>
> When a body is totated like a stone is rotated with a string. The
> force acting outwards on the Stone is Centripetal and Centrifugal
> force?
>
> Are they two same or different?
>
> Bye
> Sanny
>
> Enjoy & Chat:http://www.GetClub.com

In a review I did of his book, a Dr. Brown, a psychiatrist, attacked
me because I had apparently misunderstood the the term 'centripetal
womb reaction'.

I had not: I simply did not know what he was talking about! Anyway,
here is an illustration:

http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/physics/phys06/bcentrif/default.htm

I apologised, and he invited our SIG for drinks to his posh home in
Hampstead (London, England, guys).

He sat in his sitting room (logical enough) with a clipboard and asked
each of us to enter the room again and greet him, saying that he could
tell all about us by the way we looked, walked, and talked.

His wife was a perfectly normal person, and she provided delicious
snacks and good wine.

He then told us, on the basis above, who we were and what we were fit
for, continuing to annotate his clipboard, whilst the wife refreshed
our glasses and circulated the snacks.

His audience included a lyric poet of some fame, two mathematicians,
an aspiring concert violinst(then my significant other), a physicist,
and four or five science students from Imperial College, LU.

Fortunately, after a few drinks he got quite chatty, though all of us
avoided any refrence to his means of assessment.
--
Uncle English.