/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.1149697]

Seriously /sci/aggots, answer this. I doubt this can be even explained by science.

[Anonymous No.1149702]

Not seen this a billion times.

[Anonymous No.1149712]

the car will get infinitely close to, but never touch the wall

[Anonymous No.1149721]

It depends how fast the car is going, if it is going liek normal it will break but if goes rrrreally, rreally faast tehn maybe break walll, maybe ask scientist he maybe know

[Anonymous No.1149734]

put a brick on the ground.
throw a brick at the brick on the ground.
what happens?

[Anonymous No.1149750]

The bullet will move at 4000km/s.

[Anonymous No.1149753]

>>1149721
sure is samefag in here

[Anonymous No.1149780]

well its an impact situation here so were dealing with an energy balance and momenta conservation. hardness has no direct influence on elasticity or strength so i think if the cars goin fast enough that wall will simply be pushed over, though the support conditions are not fully defined in your diagram.

[Anonymous No.1149787]

Diamonds aren't a metal

[Anonymous No.1149829]

diamonds ARE a metal

[Anonymous No.1149878]

Well can't argue with that

[Anonymous No.1149880]

well because there are no restrictions placed on the speed of the car or other such physics limiting rules the result will depend on the speed of the car. if it is going fast enough it will collide with the wall converting most of the wall and car into raw atoms, possibly subatomic particles if the speed is enough. if it isnt fast enough the car will bounce off the wall, possibly propelling the wall backward to a certain degree

[Anonymous No.1149882]

depending on speed and some other shit (too tired to explain, just woke up) they will either both break or one of the two will