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Topic	What if we rolled a giant ball down a bobsled track?
Aristoph 02/23/18 3:09:59 AM #36:	desuno-to posted... And what would you think would happen if he let go? That it would magically stop on the track? It would continue down the track, gaining speed until it hit a big turn, bounced off a wall, and went flying off the track. I'm pretty sure we've already covered this a dozen times. Try to keep up. desuno-to posted... Oh even this: aside from the difference of water & ice, structure & physics-wise how would a luge track be different from a waterslide? Speed. If you took a waterslide going 85+ km/h like the luge guys get up to, you'd go flying off of that too. I'm done responding now. Take a high school physics class before you shitpost next time. --- PSN ID: Aristoph http://www.youtube.com/user/SotCRules <cite>Aristoph posted [p:896609340] in What if we... [t:76338077]...</cite> <quote><cite>desuno-to posted...</cite> <quote>And what would you think would happen if he let go? That it would magically stop on the track?</quote> It would continue down the track, gaining speed until it hit a big turn, bounced off a wall, and went flying off the track. I'm pretty sure we've already covered this a dozen times. Try to keep up. <cite>desuno-to posted...</cite> <quote> Oh even this: aside from the difference of water & ice, structure & physics-wise how would a luge track be different from a waterslide?</quote> Speed. If you took a waterslide going 85+ km/h like the luge guys get up to, you'd go flying off of that too. I'm done responding now. Take a high school physics class before you shitpost next time. --- PSN ID: Aristoph http://www.youtube.com/user/SotCRules</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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