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Try and beat that Tom Brady!
Feb 5, 2017 12:48 PM
davidwallacecfo
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Try and beat that Tom Brady!
illogidog
The brought that football up in a rocket just to make that? How much would that have cost?
energ1ze
How much did it cost to get that football into space?
ConstableDuggins
Back in my day, I used to be able to throw a pigskin a quarter mile
xAllenatorx
This is a $10000 football
AnEvilGenius
This Deflate gate thing is getting out of hand
nrockwell
Tom Brady could t beat that. But Aaron Rodgers could!
123456Tevin
Tom Brady already beat that.
ImgurPremiumAccount
"That is NOT a fotball!" (Shouting in european)
Huev0sRancher0s
It was thrown by NASA astronaut and mission specialist "Uncle" Rico Dynamite.
dracomageat
Then they should have known better than to confuse linear and angular units.
TheRealMattsson
imtheguyintecornerofpartieshangingwithhisintrovertfriends
There's like no context that could make that not weird...
dracomageat
No. Orbits, like the rotation of the earth, should not be measured in linear units. RPM exists for a reason, please use it, illiterate scum.
ThisIsWhatISignedUpFor
That's not a fastball.
KyloSolo
Spiral.
PrinceCharlesVIII
football is only traveling the distance of the ISS. You might as well say if you toss a football west also travelling though universe
mdzmdz
Pssh, let me know when you can do a pass to Alaris
jucyblucy
Really though that's an impressive low g spiral
TheAmbiguityShows
Its hard to imagine how fast its going relative to the earth. What else goes that fast that i can understand?
Imaloserbabysowhydontyoukillme
nekrow
Allow me to forcibly insert some knowledge into your brainus
Jidgeasmudge
Relativity... the speed of an object can only be determined when given a frame of reference. This is sort of cheating :p
shelldonmorebees
But by using relativity as your argument you have confirmed that from the Earth's frame of reference, they are correct. Works both ways ;)
Alyssandre
Ok, hit me with your best shot
GalaxyTrashPanda
Fire away?
erik4556
Fire away
BansheePolice
Inb4: earth is orbiting the sun, which moving through the Milky Way , moving through the galaxy in speeds I can't comprehend
Oscill8s
And the galaxy is moving at crazy speeds relative to the microwave background radiation, the closest thing we have to a universal reference.
TheStaffmaster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DufMJosYmJs
CoeusDarksoul
Weee!
BitchButcher
We need a gif of the opening scene of Malcolm in th middle S03E22. Right here and now!
SendMrBrightsideMemes
Thinking exactly of that
imadethisaccounttotellyouthis
At what point does relativity kick in so we no longer have an unbiased reference point for time?
superben
There is no reference point since everything is relative to everything else. Hence, "theory of relativity"
LittleAldy
wat
ineffectual
Relativity has always "kicked in"; universal reference frames do not exist.
Oscill8s
While that's true, we do have the cosmic microwave background, which is comes pretty close to a universal reference frame.
TacoPrime
After I break all the world records.
TheRealCanadianBacon
Good luck!