When using Bernoulli's Equation we sometimes assume that the velocity is zero if the tank is very large. Why can we do this? Is it because the pressure is assumed to be zero as well?
Consider a distant observer traveling at .866 c relative to the solar system along the line that is co-linear with the sun's axis of rotation. According to his/her wristwatch the observer measures the earth's orbital period around the sun to be 730.5 days, correct?
But the observer also measures ...