Why do we consider Earth as an inertial frame , although earth has an acceleration (centripetal) ?
Can somebody apply Newton's law from space?
1we approxiamte earth to be an inertial frame .....yes newtons law can be applied from space
6i wud say dat since we r on the earth n we do experiments on the earth so wid respect to us earth is an interial frame bt if we see the same experiment from other planet then it wud becum an non-interial frame coz of centipetal acc.wat do u think??
1First of all let me make it clear that the earth is indeed a non-inertial frame of reference. We consider it as inertial because under experimental conditions the variations are so small that they can be neglected. From space these effects are nullified. So Newton's laws are applicable.
1i think tht ........as the acceleration of earth is very small .....abt 0.27m/s2 .........we neglet it nd consider it as inertial framee...........................
6hey aveek wat i said is wat u said...dnt copy :D...
