I did not think it would, but it does:
http://mdn.mainichi.jp/national/news/20 ... 6000c.html
Space boomerang
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air vs. vacuume
Dear Readers,
What will happen when the boomerang is thrown into the vacuume of space?
Best wishes to all!
go
What will happen when the boomerang is thrown into the vacuume of space?
Best wishes to all!
go
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Re: air vs. vacuume
Well, a boomerang does need the friction of air for his return flight; without any friction (in the vacuume of space) it will just follow it's straight cource and drift away... or so I think.go wrote:Dear Readers,
What will happen when the boomerang is thrown into the vacuume of space?
Best wishes to all!
go
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