Who said that physics wasn't fun?
#391
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Balt, MD (orig: J-town,PA) The bowels of Hell!!!
Posts: 2,188
RE: Who said that physics wasn't fun?
To be honest.I was so caught up in laughing at what you wrote, and laughing it how I must look to others that read whatI wrote, I had to go back and look at the smileys after wards.
I'm pretty sure you didn't miss a single page. Maybe these2 here and there. and this
I'm pretty sure you didn't miss a single page. Maybe these2 here and there. and this
#397
RE: Who said that physics wasn't fun?
Heck Im sure we could go 10 maybe even 20 more pages. Pretty sure it wont get anywhere, the first 40 didnt. Just got a few people butt hurt and a few let their arrogance be known, other than that it was pretty a pretty good time.
#398
RE: Who said that physics wasn't fun?
I ran across an article this morning titled "Penetration, much ado about nothing?" - or something close to that. Of course I had to check it out. It starts out something like this:
KE is King!
Kinetic Energy, which is commonly abbreviated as ‘KE,’ is the determining factor when it comes to penetration. The other factors play a part, certainly, but no where near to the extent that KE does. If you have enough KE, you can almost (but not quite) forget about the other factors.
I nearly blew a chip!!
Does anyone have a gallon or so of gas that they can spare tothrow on a fire??
KE is King!
Kinetic Energy, which is commonly abbreviated as ‘KE,’ is the determining factor when it comes to penetration. The other factors play a part, certainly, but no where near to the extent that KE does. If you have enough KE, you can almost (but not quite) forget about the other factors.
I nearly blew a chip!!
Does anyone have a gallon or so of gas that they can spare tothrow on a fire??
#399
RE: Who said that physics wasn't fun?
Duh, didnt you know KE is pretty much the only thing that matters. Broadhead style, sharpness,cutting diameter,momentum, arrow diameter, none of those play a role in penetration.