Can an object in space truly have momentum? Indeed. Momentum (p) is based entirely upon mass (m) and velocity (v), expressed simply as p=mv. Since an object can still have both mass and velocity in space, it can have momentum in space.
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Webcomic for Friday, November 6, 2009
"space plane!" - Anonymous, November 8th 2009
Warm TushGetting the Hang of ItThe Power of the Magnificent Cat BoxAnother Lazy MorningDistraction is a Ferret Point of ViewThe Return HomeFerrets Cannot Tell the TruthFuturistic ImplicationsShiny Things for Everyone!Going for a RideA Ferret's Secret Stash of Shiny ThingsFaint and Pass GoFortune Favors the NaiveThe Verdict of the Head FerretAssimilation of a Verdict
The Various Stages of Finchdom.Ferret ExhaustionNo Ferret ThumbsSoda and a Set of InstructionsThe Phone Rang TwiceDon't Call the Cat Lazy ButtInitiating ScanThe Musical FinchThe Phone of my FutureFinch Telephone
"space plane!" - Anonymous, November 8th 2009
