Not me. Wolfram Alpha.
But I can generate a vaild physical equation out of this.
With x haveing the unit s^3 / (kg*m) you could write x as time / force
x = t / F ?
But t / F doesn't makes much sense however dt / dF would make sense.
x = dt/ dF
So place it into the equation:
g = S * dt/dF * v^2
and solve for F (Force):
F = Integral S(t)*v(t)^2 / g(t) * dt
here the units add up and this therefore is a valid candidate for a physical equation.
Edit to Add:
p.s. note S is position depend and on a movement that is time depend S become time depend thats why I write S(t). The same with g.
p.s.2. of course S = solar constant, g = gravity, v = velocity as given by the other thread. But don't ask me about the sense of that F !

Remarkable with a constant velocity you can generate an ever growing Force with this formula.

[edit on 19-6-2009 by g210b]





