Explorer8888
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Generally, agricultural tractors have a speed limit of 40 Km/hr. Is there a way to calculate the maximum acceleration that tractors can reach keeping the maximum speed limit into consideration!!
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MacGyverS2000
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Now you have me wondering what the size of the singularity is for an Earth-mass... does that even make sense, since an Earth-mass wouldn't, by itself, sink into a singularity?
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It wouldn't turn into a singularity on its own, but it's theoretically possible to have a black hole with Earth mass. The Schwarzschild radius is admittedly small, about 88 mm. If we allow a reasonable distance, say, 30 ft, it drops down to 7.1825*10^14 g's
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I should hope so!
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MacGyverS2000
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What distance would the event horizon be for such a singularity? My first guess is there wouldn't be one since there's not enough mass...
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