How Doctor Who's TARDIS is Bigger on the Inside - Ask Kyle (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)

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*Correction: Oops! I misspoke during the opening question. Impulse is the change in momentum, defined as force x change in time, not change in momentum over time, that's just a force.

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Sources:
Physicist suggests “Tardis Space” bit.ly/184irvG
How Elysium is a Carnival Ride bit.ly/15AV1NA