O.K. you engineers (myself included).
Can anyone do the calcs on this one???????
I have been know to do some VERY stupid things in my day, but..........
MJ
For us engineers - a bit of fun
haoli25 wrote:
Wait, I've almost got the equation worked out! Now was acceleration squared or was it the square root? Let's see, I need to find "x" but MJ says "x" always equals 8... so "y" must equal -4, or is it +5?
Okay, I've got it! If that dude kept going he would gradually acellerate to the speed of light at which point he would warp into another dimension.
Ooooohhh, this civil engineering stuff makes my head hurt!!! :silly:
EE here. That is in the realm of CE's. Right, Bear?
Bill
Wait, I've almost got the equation worked out! Now was acceleration squared or was it the square root? Let's see, I need to find "x" but MJ says "x" always equals 8... so "y" must equal -4, or is it +5?
Okay, I've got it! If that dude kept going he would gradually acellerate to the speed of light at which point he would warp into another dimension.
Ooooohhh, this civil engineering stuff makes my head hurt!!! :silly:
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Knew I'd get the fun juices flowing with this one. I agree with fjvdb in that computer graphics and video editing are probably at work here, but you gotta admit, it looks like fun (or at least something that would have passed for fun back in college...)....lol
I would do it if I was flying into an olympic sized pool, but no way on earth I would do it into that little bucket!
:woohoo:
I would do it if I was flying into an olympic sized pool, but no way on earth I would do it into that little bucket!
:woohoo:
check the decay in the angle of descent to the pool. there isn't any.
this video was made for a German ad for Microsoft Office, and yes, it's all graphics editing and no physics. no calculators were injured in the making of this film.
this video was made for a German ad for Microsoft Office, and yes, it's all graphics editing and no physics. no calculators were injured in the making of this film.
wrench wrote:
Maybe that's why my calculations didn't work! LMAO!! :silly:check the decay in the angle of descent to the pool. there isn't any.
this video was made for a German ad for Microsoft Office, and yes, it's all graphics editing and no physics. no calculators were injured in the making of this film.