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Calculation:
The equation is a=(w^2)*r where a is the acceleration, w is the angular velocity and r is the radius.
First we must convert RPM to radians per second. There is 2(pi) radians per revolution and 60 seconds in a minute. So 10,000 RPM equals (10000*2(pi))/60, which rounds to 1047. We then simply enter these values into the equation. For our first calculation on space station v we get a=(1047)^2*0.455=498,775 m/s^2
Acceleration due to gravity equals 9.8 m/s^2, so if we divide our answer by that we can see that it is 50,895 times the acceleration due to gravity.
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You are incorrect about the statement, that rubber tires cannot exceed 300 mph. Goodyear makes a tire, called the Eagle, that is used on top fuel drag racing cars, that has easily gone OVER 330 mph!
We here, in the civilized world, have been observing this, for many years!
I wonder whether forged titanium would work for the wheels as well. Its also pretty light and strong.
Blood hound ssc:0-60 in 2 seconds
Tesla roadster 2.0: 0-60 in 1.9 seconds
0:56 the bug is famous!
8:18 everyone just interuppts me idk what you mean dude
"For those of us who live in the civilized world"
Fuck you
austrailium
"For those living in the civilized world". Hahahah liked it.
America is still civilized we’re just different
From a standing start nitro dragsters and funny cars hit over 300 m.p.h. in less than 4 seconds the time.
What about making the wheel rim size smaller so there’s less weight on the outside of the wheel
Sadly, Bloodhound had to be closed for to a lack of funds.
Uuurgh ffs stop saying very unique, it's either unique or it is not.
1,609 kilometer per hour… for those of us living in the 'civilized' world… wtf… what kind of comment is that… take your kph and stick it up where your brain seems to be … thumbs down… and unsubscribed!!!
Where can i find these for my honda?
Electrical or mechanical?? Begin
Metric is way better
I love how americans talk crap abt other countries
The moment the opposite happens they whine lmfao
Who's watching after the sec tuatara went 311…and he said that 300 wasn't possible
Those living in the civilized world, this hits differently after capitol Hill riots
As a business, Skillshare has a right to make an income. But the public is a better public if they are educated, regardless of income.
You dont need to have good wheels if you use a ton of dragon engines
in other words:
1000 FU/h (FU being Freedom Units)
I really wish I lived in a place that taught metric in schools instead of imperial. It’s a damn shame I didn’t.
I was watching your videos till you said civilized world.
At least we don't rely on one single crop and then die in a famine when that crop fails.
01:20 Wheel is accelerating the vehicle in reverse, (counter to the airflow)
Fuck imperial all my homes use metric
What about titanium as a material,it has a better weight to aluminium and steel,it is a little less strong than steel,and a little more heavy than aluminium,but it has a better strength to weight ratio then both of them
Imperial system is shit. There is a reason all the world uses metric system and all scientist work with with.
These were made for when you do same day delivery at 11:59
Yo man quit trolling imperial measurement users. I’m not even American but dude comments like that, right at the start of your video, just makes you sound dumb. There are two systems… deal with it.
Somehow the 1609.34 km/h barrier doesn't sound as cool as 1000 mph
FYI: USA has the land speed record, but they did it on 3 wheels.
"1609 kpm" for those from nations that haven't planted a flag on the moon.
Most third world countries use metric.