Producer Jonathan Cavendish Made Breathe as a Love Letter to His Parents
Producer Jonathan Cavendish Made Breathe as a Love Letter to His Parents
Producer Jonathan Cavendish discusses his latest film, Breathe, which stars Andrew Garfield and Claire as his parents, Robin and Diana Cavendish, who revolutionized the lives of paralyzed people.
Vanity FairNicole SperlingOct 20, 2017
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En los laboratorios de introducción a la física, una típica balanza de Cavendish para medir la constante gravitacional G emplea esferas de plomo con masas de 1.50  kg y 15.0  g cuyos centros están separados aproximadamente 4.50  cm. Calcule la fuerza gravitacional entre dichas esferas y trate a cada una como una partícula ubicada en el centro de la esfera. | Numerade
En los laboratorios de introducción a la física, una típica balanza de Cavendish para medir la constante gravitacional G emplea esferas de plomo con masas de 1.50  kg y 15.0  g cuyos centros están separados aproximadamente 4.50  cm. Calcule la fuerza gravitacional entre dichas esferas y trate a cada una como una partícula ubicada en el centro de la esfera. | Numerade
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