part a\nconsider someone in a rotating space habitat. the outward force felt by the person \nview available…

part a\nconsider someone in a rotating space habitat. the outward force felt by the person \nview available hint(s)\n has no reaction - counterpart\n is an interaction with earth\n is not in the traditional sense\n is a form of gravity\nsubmit\nprovide feedback

part a\nconsider someone in a rotating space habitat. the outward force felt by the person \nview available hint(s)\n has no reaction - counterpart\n is an interaction with earth\n is not in the traditional sense\n is a form of gravity\nsubmit\nprovide feedback

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Brief Explanations:

The outward - force felt by a person in a rotating space habitat is a fictitious force in the non - inertial frame of the rotating habitat. It is not a real force in the traditional sense as it does not have a reaction counterpart in the Newton's third - law sense. In the rotating frame, the person feels an outward push, but this is due to the inertia of the person trying to move in a straight line while the habitat is rotating. It is not an interaction with Earth and not a form of gravity (true gravity is due to mass - mass interaction).

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is not real in the traditional sense