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Non inertial frames are frames that have either angular or linear (or both) accelerations that are not equal to zero. [[Newton%27s_Laws_of_Motion|Newton's laws of motion]] do not apply in these frames. Objects observed from within appear to violate [[Newton%27s_Laws_of_Motion|Newton's laws of motion]]. [[Fictitious forces]] such as the [[Coriolis effect]] and centripetal acceleration can be explained through the use of non inertial reference frames. Both are caused by the acceleration of the reference frame itself.
Non inertial frames are frames that have either angular or linear (or both) accelerations that are not equal to zero. [[Newton%27s_Laws_of_Motion|Newton's laws of motion]] do not apply in these frames. Objects observed from within appear to violate [[Newton%27s_Laws_of_Motion|Newton's laws of motion]]. [[Fictitious forces]] such as the [[Coriolis effect]] and centripetal acceleration can be explained through the use of non inertial reference frames. Both are caused by the acceleration of the reference frame itself.
==See Also:==
[[Celestial Sphere]]
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