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Old 13 September 2007, 07:24 PM   #1
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Question for physicists. Winding in space?
A question for physicists.

Would a Rolex wind in space? I think that it would: the wrist and arm would impart (centrifugal?) force to the winding mechanism in the same way as on Earth.

Gravity is not needed.

Is this indeed the case?
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