RandomGuy2345
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I was wondering if it works differently than a human catching fire, which would be Mach 5.
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How fast would a vehicle be going in order to catch fire?
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Still Mach 5
RandomGuy2345
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For an example, if a skateboard were to catch fire, it'd still be Mach 5?
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Yes. Anything that catches on fire through sheer speed always means they’re at least moving at Mach 5.
CuteAnimeNekoGirl99
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probably would be slower if it was just the skateboard since feats such as that area about how the air molecules can't catch up with the human body's area making it catch on fire with a smaller area there's less friction with that and the air
RandomGuy2345
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Aight.
I understand now.
I understand now.
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this is about a johnny test feat isnt it
RandomGuy2345
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Nah. For once, this is a question out of genuine curiosity.
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