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TXMike
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Running Into a Moving Wall
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https://youtu.be/t4z8kj2oHdk
Maybe some of you mathmeticians can figure out the g forces involved when a mass moving at a certain speed collides head-on with smaller masses moving also.
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I calculate that the players were not injured from the force of the collision, but rather the collapse of the singularity that was briefly created at the collision site.
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