No, we cannot feel inertia directly. Inertia is the tendency of an object to resist changes in its motion, including changes in speed or direction. We can observe the effects of inertia, such as when a pencil continues to stay at rest on a table until a force acts on it.
No, you cannot feel inertia. Just like you can't feel gravity. In fact, most of the forces of the Earth cannot be felt.
A pencil feels smooth and cylindrical, with a firm yet lightweight texture. The point of a pencil feels sharp and rigid, while the eraser end has a softer, rubbery feel.
I am a digital assistant so I do not have physical sensations or emotions.
The passengers feel like they are being pushed away from the direction of the turn due to inertia. As the car turns, the passengers' bodies want to continue in a straight line due to their inertia. This causes them to feel a sensation of being pushed towards the outer side of the turn.
Inertia
No, you cannot feel inertia. Just like you can't feel gravity. In fact, most of the forces of the Earth cannot be felt.
A pencil feels smooth and cylindrical, with a firm yet lightweight texture. The point of a pencil feels sharp and rigid, while the eraser end has a softer, rubbery feel.
mass is in science,inertia is in science. there. i feel so proud of myself for thinking up that one
If it's moving in relation to you, then yes.
I feel that if you are looking for the inertia of when you eat the cheese and produce a fart bubble, the inertia should be around 3.14 or Pi. Wouldn't you agree?
Put simply, inertia is the measure of an object's reluctance to change its state of motion. The object's state of motion may be stationary or flying through space at 20,000 km/hr. The unit for measuring inertia in the SI is the same as for mass: the Kilogram. Inertia (mass) can be expected to increase when an object is traveling at relativistic (near the speed of light) speeds.Supervisor's note: The following answer is looking for a clear-headed makeover.Inertia is NOT a force because Inertia just is the resistance to change in motion. An object's inertia never changes.Here is something to think about so you can answer the question yourself...If you slide a pencil on the floor away from any object that could block it the pencil still stops. Do you think it is because gravity or inertia did it? No. The thing is inertia is just like the Law of conservation. All objects,energy, etc. follow it but inertia is not A FORCE that stops a car when it hits a wall. It is an outside force like friction which is what stoped the pencil from countinuing to slide on the ground. An object's inertia can change but not it's amount, because there is no amount of inertia because like i said before inertia is like a law, all objects have inertia (meaning they all follow the rule of inertia) If there were no other outside force like gravity and friction then when we could not accelarate and there would be no inertia. I know this paragraph makes no sence but to me this is how i look at inertia. As a law or property of matter and not a force. One last thing to think about. Does inertia change anything... if so write a disscusion and tell me what you think it changes and if a car crashes DID INERTIA CAUSE THAT...
Wiki can not write your paragraph you need to do it. Think about your pencil and what it might think or feel if it could talk.
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I would like to see pictue of feel pump inertia switch so that i will know what iam looking at.
I am a digital assistant so I do not have physical sensations or emotions.
The passengers feel like they are being pushed away from the direction of the turn due to inertia. As the car turns, the passengers' bodies want to continue in a straight line due to their inertia. This causes them to feel a sensation of being pushed towards the outer side of the turn.
rat turds and pencil shavings hahaha