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Mak0rz posted:I'm sure it could be a good bludgeoning weapon though. The hole would reduce air resistance! Except it was designed for use in trench warfare where people didn't exactly beat each other with clubs. they didn't know that yet, every military was assuming that you had to take the trenches by hand once you crossed no mans land, thats why pretty much every side had a variety of melee weapons in procurement or deployment
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azurite posted:Uh, depends. How much stuff is in this shopping cart and how fast is it going? assume its a frictionless vacuum and its full of 30kg turds at 120 km/h
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:Meanwhile, digging thru old photos, and found this delight from cleaning out my grandpa's workshop. 
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Let’s all be honest, we all know it was toxic and/or carcinogenic we just want to know exactly how toxic and/or carcinogenic
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thats probably why scrooge mcduck is scottish
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I cant imagine another person I would be this ambivalent about regarding this tattoo its his job, he's a public nerd who does hands on poo poo, this is extremely on brand
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Vanagoon posted:If I didn't learn how to fix machines I was going nowhere. its still like that but with much lower education budgets and virtually 0 after school programs
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I clearly have a broken brain because all I can think is "jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams but this sucker'll cut right through em"
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well i know who i'm voting for in 2020
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mostlygray posted:I have no idea what you just said but: Is that where you insert your fists in one another’s anuses and lock together as a single dumbshit troop
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Jerry Cotton posted:So why don't they use it in the USA reported for attempted politics in gbs
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moist turtleneck posted:I wouldn't mind that logsplitter as much if he used roller stands or something to push the wood in there how are you going to feel the sweet release of death with something like that?
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:
get a job you bum
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RandomPauI posted:This feels OSHA-adjacent. It appears that he's utilizing rotational inertia to more easily raise such a heavy ax, and upon immobilizing the gyroscopic element gravity takes over
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PittTheElder posted:That is indeed it. Still, I can't understand why he did this. That axe would have been very easy to lift had he not attached a bunch of extra weight to it, and he still would have had all the ASMR bits just from the refinishing. F = MA F = (G)(m1)(m2)/r2 In this case, Bigger M = Bigger F Someone’s welcome to take these two equations and do my homework here
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If you can lift that axe with the weight on it, you’d achieve the same thing, but this skinny armed Japanese fella was able to lift it with the help of rotational inertia. This did not negate the mass of the circular weight but it did some strange things along the distance of the shaft upon which the ax and weight were attached. The sum of these effects being to aid the lifting of the mass which imparted some potential energy which was converted to kinetic energy when the spinning weight was immobilized and the sum of the masses were dropped to the earth with the aid of gravity Former DILF fucked around with this message at 08:38 on Apr 15, 2019 |
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You’ll notice as he raised the ax he turned a couple of times, which is identical to the behavior of the model gyroscope featured in the video. This is a behavior of rotational inertia which as far as I know has only been utilized in things like Segways or proof-of-concept science toys
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Rust Martialis posted:More like, assuming most of the acceleration is purely gravity, Thanks fella I been drinking
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There is however an effect of the heavy mass as it’s distributed through the shaft: imagine holding a normal ax by your finger and thumb, letting the ax head hang straight down. Now imagine holding this ax in the same way parallel to the ground. Which do you think would be more easy? Former DILF fucked around with this message at 09:00 on Apr 15, 2019 |
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yeah physics is pretty cool, the full and explicit diagram of the accelerating mass of the axe head along the path of the arc on a full swing alone is some fun poo poo to dissect, meanwhile this bizarre combination flywheel-ax could be a graduate level mechanics study
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Wasabi the J posted:The average person believed they would have Jason Bourne like reflexes in some emergency situation. guy lived, reactions worked, whats to criticize?
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Sagebrush posted:do you come from a place where swimming pools usually have railings? i come from a land down under where women glow and men plunder
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In my neck of the woods the geese wait at the crosswalks and go with the traffic. We have a lot of hunting here though, so it could be the geese know to mind their business
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all those moments lost... like sloughed off skin
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Shut up Meg posted:Article says he only got 'low 6 figures' of settlement actually they don't get paid at all, new yorker writers are all volunteer, do not eat or drink and are primarily sustained by the inhalation of their own farts
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this game of thrones prequel about Brandon the Builder is gonna be great
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