Newton's Laws of Motion: the Extreme Version

[521sagar]

i love physics.............

[howlcall]

we watched this in my grade 10 science class today. It helped some of us understand newtons laws better. Plus it's funny. This is going to be my study aid when we have the test. It's so much better then staring at notes. :)

[anmiegodess]

you guys that posted commets are NERDS!!!! i only watch this cause it funneh

[Grace0music]

There are better Newtons laws vids than this

[Frosto32]

@malibuserenity but atlest dont lie about the extreme part next time please

[LilyWilkes]

Extreme version? The guys playing in the snow is more extreme than this....Although I did laugh when that running guy got clothes-lined.

[thetsoband90123]

My brothers vid! go MICHELL!

[lirothen]

@orangeturtle1 ahem. "You retards, I'm 14 and I'm smarter than all of you."

What's 1x0? What's 7x0? What's 230400x0? Review your response.

If F=ma, when a=0, then f=0. Therefore, you are putting zero force into the constant velocity. This means there is no resistance (which could only happen in a vacuum, like space).

Cool fact, did you know if an apple falls from a tree, the apple falls down and the earth falls up? Also, whenever two objects collide, they interact with the exact same force.

[daniel74f]

You need to do this in the space, to really demonstrate the Newton's Laws.

In the Earth there are a lot of forces acting on the object.

[mackanov]

No dude, you're not adding it up, you're multiplying. If there is no accelleration, there is no force. Force only exists in the presence of accelleration and mass. Think it through and you'll see.

[N30M4N14]

NERD

[Wolfdude387]

What a cool, and fun guy.

[Hiryu297]

Pure Awesomeness!!!

[KaiserTota]

nice "the intermission song"

[sairus275]

looking forward to the next one, Mitchell.

[ImissHoudini]

These dude's ROCK!

[KelsoJayne]

Haha. Nice video you guys.