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Uploaded by on Sep 24, 2007

From a Japanese TV show - a real life example of adding vectors and relative motion. The truck is moving at 100km/hr and a ball is shot backwards at 100 km/hr, resulting in it coming to a complete stop.

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  • i love how the guy driving the car has a full racing suit and crash helmet and the guy sitting OUTSIDE on the back of the car has...........a denim shirt.

  • You're a retard.... the forward bouncing of the ball is generated by the spin of the throwing machine.

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  • Fully awesome!!!!

  • ej co znaczy JP2GMD?

  • Stupid tv show rules.. That could be shown in 1 min, but instead 4 mins just for build some "tension"...

  • @sdflksdfkfh Stupid American.

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    wow you suck

  • Now imagine the same scenario, except using a loaded gun instead of a ball. The bullet from the gun flies with a speed, let's call it Vb. The car is going twice the speed of the bullet (2*Vb). The vectors' directions are the same as in this video. Now try to imagine how would the bullet behave when shot from the barrel of the gun :) SCIENCE!

  • @sdflksdfkfh 3/10

  • od 3:30 zaczyna przeklinać. ;D

  • ten sam motyw byl w Mythbusters i ime to o wiele lepiej wyszlo i bylo ladniej pokazane na kamerze w slow motion

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