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Originally Posted by Coheed
Sure, if we were in space where gravity didn't exist, then Newton's law would be relevant here. But since we don't...
Calculations of hp won't work in space where gravity doesn't exist, since that variable is already worked into the original unit. Using this measurement in space to show 550lb 1ft/sec/sec acceleration doesn't compute correctly. HP is a unit that takes more into consideration than oversimplified newtonian physics.
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Umm.. gravity
does exist in space... Every celestial body has gravity and is affected by gravity. Grade 8 science man.