So if two cars, each moving at 60mph collide at 120mph, then two cars each moving at c collide at 2c?
So if two cars, each moving at 60mph collide at 120mph, then two cars each moving at c collide at 2c?
Isaac Cooper
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Nolan Sanchez
Depends on angle of collision. Also on the cars involved, size and whatnot.
David Williams
Head on, twice the size of the universe.
Caleb Diaz
Nope. The closing speed is 120 but the impact speed is 60mph for each car (assuming equal mass and deformation).
Newton's Third Law, nigga.
Isaiah Gonzalez
Since you can’t go faster than c, I guess the force of 2 cars colliding at c would equal 2c. Not a physicist though.
Tyler Brooks
So if the closing speed is approaching 2c, and nothing can move faster than c, what exactly is happening?
Liam Butler
no, the force is just like 60mph
you use retarded units, it shows you're retarded as well
Nathan Thomas
okay, 96.56 km/117964800 quartz oscillations you intelligentsia monkey
Benjamin Diaz
imagine the cars start off toward each other from 120 miles apart. if the both travel at 60mph, they will impact in one hour.
The combined speed (closing speed) is 120mph.
Michael Mitchell
I would FUCK Adrianna LaCerva
Robert Wilson
Yeah, she looked amazing in the Sopranos. She has aged pretty decently too... Meadow (Jamie-Lynn Sigler) was also REALLY good looking and just got better looking through the series but she aged badly.
Jordan Murphy
No, I get that. But if the closing speed of two objects combined is >c, then does gravity between the two objects also maintain that speed? How is that even possible?
I would fuck Drea de Matteo, LaCervas a dead bukyak in the jersey pines.
Landon Davis
Imagine a pot for this equation that will store the energy we are going to use.
Each car puts in a velocity of 60, therefore the energy to be distributed between the two cars at impact cannot exceed the total input number.
eg 2c/2 cars = 1c per car.
Dylan Bell
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Wyatt Ramirez
This guy knows his physics
Jayden Morgan
No, it would still collide at c, since you consider two inertial systems, one for each car.
Jason Hernandez
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No, Drea de Matteo is not really my type.
Robert Rogers
Lucas Morris
No, they collide at c.
Grayson Hill
they collide at d
Christian Wright
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