How tall is this building?

Dianna from Physics Girl explores the concept of a hypothetical tall building that could reach the speed of light at its top if only Newtonian physics applied. She discusses the Earth's rotation, centrifugal force, and the idea of artificial gravity. The video calculates the height needed for a building to allow a penny to orbit Earth, revealing it would extend beyond the solar system. The feasibility of such a structure is questioned due to structural and physical limitations.

Explain how the speed of rotation at the equator differs from that at the poles.

Discuss the challenges of building a structure that reaches the height calculated using Newtonian physics.

How does the concept of inertia relate to the experience of being in a spinning building?

What is the significance of centrifugal force in the context of a tall building?

Why is the concept of artificial gravity relevant when discussing a tall building that spins?

What happens to the perceived force of gravity as one ascends a tall spinning building?

What is the hypothetical height of a building that would allow a penny to go into orbit?