Talk:Motion (physics)

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Contents 1 Removing stuff 2 Kinds of motion 2.1 According to orbit 2.2 According to rate 3 Motion defined by time = speed, yes?

[edit] Removing stuff

hi, i'm removing some stuff which is hard to make sense of in terms of modern physics, and i'm pasting it here in case someone can rescue it. Boud 15:50, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)

relative space and relative time result in relative motion, which means that the unit values of space and time can change for observers moving at high speeds relative to each other.

[edit] Kinds of motion

[edit] According to orbit

1) Rectilinear motion

2)

[edit] According to rate

1) uniform motion

2) (uniformly) accelerated motion

3) (uniformly) deceleretated

--Ionn-Korr 21:30, 27 October 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Motion defined by time = speed, yes?

I think we have the definition of motion wrong. If you put time into the definition, doesn't that become a measurement of speed? Hmmm?