What exactly happens during walking/running?

Do your legs carry you towards the direction you wish to travel? Or do your legs rorate the earth in the opposite direction?

Dont think of the latter as applying to everyone, just YOU, this guy reading this right now just you. does the earth rotate cus you rolled it backwards walking to the fridge?

discuss

If a person could actually rotate the earth the size of a step with each step, chaos would ensue...you're always moving the earth a little bit, but it's not causing it to rotate that much.GameFreak315

but how do you really know?

but how do you really know?

thisoldman

Because my legs aren't strong enough to move 5.972e24 kg of Earth with one step. I've got my limits, too.

[QUOTE="thisoldman"]

but how do you really know?

GameFreak315

Because my legs aren't strong enough to move 5.972e24 kg of Earth with one step. I've got my limits, too.

but how do you really know

Click "New Topic" again, I'm sure you'll eventaully make a good one!Velocitas8

[QUOTE="GameFreak315"][QUOTE="thisoldman"]

but how do you really know?

thisoldman

Because my legs aren't strong enough to move 5.972e24 kg of Earth with one step. I've got my limits, too.

but how do you really know

Trust me.

Plenty of trolls tonight :(

Only person who can move the world by walking is Chuck Norris.

[QUOTE="GameFreak315"][QUOTE="thisoldman"]

but how do you really know?

thisoldman

Because my legs aren't strong enough to move 5.972e24 kg of Earth with one step. I've got my limits, too.

but how do you really know

Go kick a bowling ball with bare feet. Thats enough proof

[QUOTE="thisoldman"][QUOTE="GameFreak315"][QUOTE="thisoldman"]

but how do you really know?

lycrof

Because my legs aren't strong enough to move 5.972e24 kg of Earth with one step. I've got my limits, too.

but how do you really know

Go kick a bowling ball with bare feet. Thats enough proof

bowling balls are hard tho, the earth floats in the middle of the universe like a baloon. and baloons i can kick

[QUOTE="GameFreak315"]If a person could actually rotate the earth the size of a step with each step, chaos would ensue...you're always moving the earth a little bit, but it's not causing it to rotate that much.thisoldman

physics. newtons laws. for every action there is an equal but opposit reaction.

but how do you really know?

physics. newtons laws. for every action there is an equal but opposit reaction.

[QUOTE="lycrof"][QUOTE="thisoldman"][QUOTE="GameFreak315"][QUOTE="thisoldman"]

but how do you really know?

thisoldman

Because my legs aren't strong enough to move 5.972e24 kg of Earth with one step. I've got my limits, too.

but how do you really know

Go kick a bowling ball with bare feet. Thats enough proof

bowling balls are hard tho, the earth floats in the middle of the universe like a baloon. and baloons i can kick

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