One of the most beautiful things I have ever seen:https://youtu.be/-0JxkZjwpRg
Here is another one: if Jupiter rotates around itself in 9h, and the moon around Jupiter in 42h, why does the moon appear to be moving at a higher velocity than the surface below it, despite being seen from 10 Mio km?
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Ok, is Jupiter actually rotating towards the left of the camera and the apparent motion of the moons actually the fact that they are falling behind, relative to the rotation of the eye of the storm? But then that would mess with my answer to the first riddle...
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I know, right? If you are a proper physicist you won't sleep tonight
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I was like argh that’s really hard, but then I remembered it’s probably just parallax
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But is the parallax moving in the right direction?
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