Halc
Registered Senior Member
Challenge accepted. I wrote something to compute the time taken to move the object, capping the max acceleration at 1 m/sec², then 10, 100, etc. It output this:I was trying to argue that a few decimals of precison in acceleration would make a big difference in time elapsed. - i.e. you might get 5 seconds or somesuch, rather than 5 days. )
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Mag speed hours
0 0.003377 592.328611
1 0.008869 225.504545
2 0.013849 144.398106
3 0.014967 133.605351
4 0.015094 132.477694
5 0.015107 132.364400
6 0.015109 132.353065
7 0.015109 132.351932
8 0.015109 132.351818
9 0.015109 132.351807
10 0.015109 132.351806
The 2nd line is acceleration of 10 m/sec², or 1g. I stopped at a billion g since the answer converges to 132 hours (5.51 days) at a mere 100g, which took only 1¼ hour longer than far higher accelerations
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