Physics experts unite and debunk this.
White oak tree, 24" at the base, 60' tall, a Bigfooter said that
a 700 pound Bigfoot running along a branch toward the tree trunk, 45' up the tree, at 20mph, could break the tree trunk at 2' from the ground.
Said something about moment of inertia. Claimed he was a physics professor and that he did the diagram.
I claimed that the tree is a stationary object and would not be at all damaged by the force of the impact.
I showed examples of cars destroyed by 8" diameter trees, and the Footers said that the collision didn't happen 45' up in the tree.
I would show quotes, but I think it is against the rules of the Bigfoot forum where this took place.
Would the above scenario in any way, break the tree trunk at 2' above the ground?
White oak tree, 24" at the base, 60' tall, a Bigfooter said that
a 700 pound Bigfoot running along a branch toward the tree trunk, 45' up the tree, at 20mph, could break the tree trunk at 2' from the ground.
Said something about moment of inertia. Claimed he was a physics professor and that he did the diagram.
I claimed that the tree is a stationary object and would not be at all damaged by the force of the impact.
I showed examples of cars destroyed by 8" diameter trees, and the Footers said that the collision didn't happen 45' up in the tree.
I would show quotes, but I think it is against the rules of the Bigfoot forum where this took place.
Would the above scenario in any way, break the tree trunk at 2' above the ground?
via JREF Forum http://ift.tt/VMfUAc
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