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While the force of gravity on the paper is constant, the aerodynamic forces vary considerably with it's speed, direction, orientation, and shape. So it somewhat oscillates in movement, but in a chaotic and seemingly random way.

why do those aerodynamic forces vary?

The question is in the title

Here is what i mean

What stops it from just falling in a straight(ish) line? because as you can see it moves a fair distance from where it was dropped

What do you guys think to this?

https://31.media.tumblr.com/06d5b1bbef34557afa604718b89384be/tumblr_n5ux6sq7W71sfeevdo1_500.jpg

thanks guys

well... this was an interesting read.

What is the answer i should trust then?

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No worries, i have got my answer and this seems the most plausible to me

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That seems plausible, thanks very much!

True, thanks

Acme, the question is hypothetical therefore I am only interested in what is the possibility if it did happen. Unlike in movies.

As for other members.. thanks for your answers

We'll in that case I have found science's unanswered questions then. Thanks though

So as a result of this can we deduce that I am a fairly light sleeper?

Was told to make this separate thread

Very interesting, thank you

Thanks for the answers! Sorry i don't make a thread each question; i do have a lot of questions...

I have a pretty good understanding now

However.. still don't understand number 5.

It is the fact that i actually wake up randomly, literally nothing has provoked the wakeup but then second later, something happens

Thanks for the answers however still unsure on the 3rd question.. what was actually the first living thing? where did the first ancestor of humans come from?

Thanks for the answers!

why do allergies exist?

1. How does something like this happen? http://www.bbc.co.uk...europe-26764929

2. What is the closest thing to a dinosaur now?

3. Where did humans come from? Could we have come from plant mutations? In that case, where did plants come from too?

1. Will hover cars ever happen?

2. Where is anti matter stored and how does one know it is anti matter?

3. How do bladeless fans work?

4. How do i predict what i will see on tv? This is really strange, i think of an episode of a series randomly and then within the next few days i am watching it on tv. No force made.

5. Why do i wake up before something happens?E.g. a poster falling down. I don't know it is going to happen but there i am, suddenly awake lying there wondering why i am awake and then 5 seconds later, the poster falls down

1. What would happen if the earth were to stop rotating?

2. What happens in a black hole? My theory is that nothing actually disappears but rather breaks up into millions of pieces and therefore seems like something has disappeared

3. Will it ever be possible to cut through the centre of the earth? E.g. from australia to japan

I have some questions that i really would like to know the answer to. Please be as detailed as possible and justify and conclusions. Thanks

1. What would happen if the earth were to stop rotating?

2. What happens in a black hole? My theory is that nothing actually disappears but rather breaks up into millions of pieces and therefore seems like something has disappeared

3. Will it ever be possible to cut through the centre of the earth? E.g. from australia to japan

4. Why do i wake up before something happens?E.g. a poster falling down. I don't know it is going to happen but there i am, suddenly awake lying there wondering why i am awake and then 5 seconds later, the poster falls down

5. How do i predict what i will see on tv? This is really strange, i think of an episode of a series randomly and then within the next few days i am watching it on tv. No force made.

6. Where did humans come from? Could we have come from plant mutations? In that case, where did plants come from too?

7. What is the closest thing to a dinosaur now?

8. How do bladeless fans work?

9. Why do allergies exist?

10. Where is anti matter stored and how does one know it is anti matter?

11. Will hover cars ever happen?

12. How does something like this happen? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26764929

Apparently some work has been done with dragonflies and hyperoxia. Most spiders, however, seem to be locked into a certain size limitation by how quickly the tracheal system expands as the body expands. They get to a point where they're too big to breathe properly, or rather the trachea can't keep up with the rest of the body.

thanks. Never knew that! Can you get me an article or something with pics about the dragonfly?

Spiders use gas diffusion to breath, so there size is limited by the percentage of oxygen in the atmosphere. In Earth's history there was a period of a much higher percentage of oxygen in the atmosphere than now and accordingly spiders were able to grow larger.

so in theory we could make a massive spider? How about we just put the sydney funnel web with those levels of oxygen or more. Then we could have a massive, scary and poisonous spider! Yey! lol

i read from a rather stupid youtube comment that it makes spiders massive with lots of oxygen?

in terms of music and goosebumps, could it have something to do with dopamine?

What would happen if...