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Depends on whether the throw is on the point of view of the thrower or the audience, since there are people who can identify others at a distance of nearly 2 miles.DontTalkDT said:6. Throwing to horizon: Wouldn't a normal human become basically invisible long before reaching the horizon purely because of its visible size becoming too small?
Hm... interesting. Though unless its stated to be invisible for such a reason, the drawing limitations would mean that at a size of less than 1 pixel a person can certainly not be seen anymore.Kepekley23 said:Depends on whether the throw is on the point of view of the thrower or the audience, since there are people who can identify others at a distance of nearly 2 miles.
Yes.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:So the bullet calc should be removed?
9. Sorry about the URL I may have made of mistake when posting it. http://www.tregaltd.com/img/density of plastics[1].pdf use the entire URLDontTalkDT said:----
Next batch of evaluations:
8. Destroying Door: Seems ok.
9. Destroying a car: That density of plastic link gives me a 404.
"To find shear strength from tensile strength, just divide tensile strength by 1.74 "? Should I know where that's from?
Aside from that looks ok.
10 . Destroying a tree: Personally I would say, if we assume white oak size, we should also use white oak wood, if we can.
Is ok, though.
11. Destroying Wrecking Ball: Is ok.