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uncertainly

Examples
(As illustrated: a book rests stably on a table. The weight of the book is a force pulling it downward, defined as the action force. The corresponding reaction force is the table pushing upward on the book. These two forces are in balance.)

Classical Mechanics
(focusing on Newton’s Third Law of Motion)

 

“Newton's Third Law of Motion, Uncertain Analysis, Examples” is excerpted and reassembled from Wikipedia, centering on instances of misapplied mechanics. Through the conditions defined by mechanics, these examples delineate with striking clarity a situation that is incomplete, not entirely correct. The exhibition opens by following this precise textual description, allowing the atmosphere of the space and the works within it to parallel and echo the text. From there, it seeks to grasp contradictions in time, space, events, and everyday life—an atmosphere, sensation, state, contour, and form suspended within these tensions.

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