JB wrote:
Corriolis deals with mass, so it is incorporated with the same core Math
that deals with Gravity, Inertia, Acceleration. Corriolis really isn't a
"force".

However, since you bring up the idea of "spin", it seems to have become more
important than the laws of Physics in some classrooms.


Given that Coriolis is an effect, what would be the cause of the
supposed spin?

Do the spun up particles that accelerate at the speed of light and are
replaced by other particles follow a curved trajectory through the
universe? Do the particles that replace them have identical spin?

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