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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: eskimo2 on November 18, 2007, 03:15:56 PM
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This time I blew up my five year old daughter, Brigitta. Based on the air time, I think she peaked at about 230 feet.
http://hallbuzz.com/movies/2007/britta_blows_up.wmv
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Looks like your family could really use some influence from that "Dark sided" mom from the family-swap show..
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Thats funny:aok
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You, sir, are hilarious! :aok
:rofl :rofl :rofl
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:rofl
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"Im not doing that again, dad"
:rofl :rofl :rofl :cry
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That was cool, eskimo! :aok
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:rofl :rofl :rofl
Answer your front door, that's CPS. :p
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Brigitta is da bomb! :aok
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terrorist training starts young at the eskimo household.
why do you hate america so much?
:p :D
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Try it again when she's 20 :D
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:rofl :rofl :aok
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:rofl LOL eskimo, much better editing. Your daughter seems to have a future in movie stunt work...:D
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How long did it take you to convince her/her mom to do the detonation?
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Great work eskimo, very cute daughter.
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:rofl I like it!
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My wife recommended that I send this in to Break; we’ve seen much worse on their front page and they pay $400 if they decide to put it there. So I registered and uploaded the clip. I don’t know how many thumbs up it needs to get there, but give it one if you have an account, please. For those of you who couldn’t get the clip to load, try the one at Break; it’s a smaller resolution, but much faster download:
http://my.break.com/Content/view.aspx?ContentID=402712
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Gave ya a :aok
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Cute clip. The wife says that Brigitta has a future in acting! :D :aok
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hilarious :aok
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about 230 feet
and please tell me you didnt dig out a calculator and Newton's equations for this...:eek:
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Originally posted by RTHolmes
and please tell me you didnt dig out a calculator and Newton's equations for this...:eek:
Just a pencil.
This is based on my memory of high school physics:
From the film editor I saw that it was 7.6 seconds from the blast to the touchdown; that means 3.8 seconds up and 3.8 seconds down. Acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 M/S squared, or 32 fps squared. That means that at the end of one second of free fall an object is traveling 32 fps, but at the beginning it was 0, so its average speed was 16 fps, so it fell 16 feet in the first second. At the end of the second it was going 64 fps, but started at 32 fps so its average speed during the second second of free fall was 48 fps.
That’s 16 feet in the first second, 48 in the second, 80 in the third and 86 in the last 0.8 seconds (rounded). 16+48+80+86=230 Assuming that I remember HS physics correctly after nearly a quarter century…
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You could have calculated it directly from this..
S = 1/2 A T**2 A = 32.2 ft/sec/sec (9.8 m/sec/sec)
S is distance.. 1/2 x 32 x (3.8)**2
Since I am lazy, I will call it 4 seconds...
1/2 x 32 x 4**2 = 16 * 16 = 256 feet high, so your 230 is probably right. You just did it the hard way.
Of course, this assumes she didn't slow down due to wind resistance....
Also, V = AT so she was moving at V = 32 * 4 = 128 feet per second, or 87 mph, when she hit the ground.
I am available for all forms of math, science, physics, and engineering solutions :)
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A) That was hysterical
B) She is ADORABLE
:rofl
Great work
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Eskimo, please don't put Brigitta on that belt sander. ;)