OVEG: Threshold Is Up

[Tsukiyumi]

Either way, I still don't see how it relates to subspace.

[Mikey]

It don't.

[Aaron]

I see you counted on us all just taking your word and not clicking the link itself.

Torque is the tendency of a force to rotate an object about an axis[1] (or fulcrum or pivot). Just as a force is a push or a pull, a torque can be thought of as a twist. The symbol for torque is Ï„, the Greek letter tau.

Rotation = spinning

"The concept of torque, also called moment"

Yes it is. Its the same basic thing.

In the context of mechanical engineering, the terms "moment" and "torque" are not necessarily interchangeable; rather, one or the other may be preferred in a specific context. For example, "torque" is usually used to describe a rotational force down a shaft, for example a turning screw-driver, whereas "moment" is more often used to describe a bending force on a beam

Nice.

The subspace thing is silly anyways. There's obviously a different level/set (call it what you want) of physics and laws on top of the ones we know of now that govern subspace, seeing as you know FTL travel is impossible given our current knowledge and gravity still holds them down.

[stitch626]

Blast, Rochey beat me to it. It is very hard to keep up with debates when I'm off for a week at a time.

[Aaron]

OEEG: Breaking The Ice is up.