Answer:
This is a Upside down Glass of Water Experiment
Explanation:
Explanation:
if I interpret the graphic correctly, then there is a basin fully filled with water on the left, then a piece of paper of a piece of glass, where the paper is in contract with the water on the left, and some water is delivered to the right.
then i suspect this shows the capillary effect of very narrow channels of water. like in the very tiny spaces between the fibers of the paper. as long as the paper is in contact with the water on the left, and the level of water is there higher than on the right, the surface tension of water kind of propels itself further along these narrow channels in the paper and supported by gravity and air pressure it drops even into the other side.
You'll feel a force that will cause your head to repeatedly bang into the ceiling.
You'll know that you left the Earth because you'll be floating weightlessly in your room.
You'll know that you left the Earth because when you drop a ball it will fall sideways.
Answer:
You won't feel any change and will have no way to know that you've left the earth.
Explanation:
One of the formulations of the principle says that the properties of an inertial system under the effect of a gravitational field are the same as a non-inertial(accelerated) system. The inertial system under the effect of a gravitational field occurs when you are in the room on earth, and when the room is sent accelerating through space you have the non-inertial system. Both have the same properties, so it's impossible to tell the difference if you can't look outside.