Post by ironhold on Mar 23, 2017 16:41:48 GMT
This one's for myths from the "Ghostbusters" franchise, which includes the movies and supplementary fiction of all sorts.
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This one comes from the "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon episode "Killerwatt".
The team pulls up to a hillside overlooking a power plant where the ghost of the week is hiding. The guys get out to do a quick visual check of the facility before moving in. Unfortunately, while they're eye-balling the place, Slimer accidentally puts Ecto-1 in gear and it starts to roll.
The four guys wind up clinging to the hood as Ecto-1 rolls down the hill and crashes through a chain-link fence. Finally, Peter is able to climb up onto the roof, lean in through the sun roof, and pull the hand brake.
1. Can *four* people cling to the hood of a car, assuming that the hood is wide enough to even hold them in the first place?
2. Would there be a risk of injury for the four crashing through the fence like that?
3. Could a person successfully climb up to the roof of a vehicle while it was rolling? It was on flat terrain at the time, but it still had reasonable momentum even after going through the fence.
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This one comes from the "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon episode "Killerwatt".
The team pulls up to a hillside overlooking a power plant where the ghost of the week is hiding. The guys get out to do a quick visual check of the facility before moving in. Unfortunately, while they're eye-balling the place, Slimer accidentally puts Ecto-1 in gear and it starts to roll.
The four guys wind up clinging to the hood as Ecto-1 rolls down the hill and crashes through a chain-link fence. Finally, Peter is able to climb up onto the roof, lean in through the sun roof, and pull the hand brake.
1. Can *four* people cling to the hood of a car, assuming that the hood is wide enough to even hold them in the first place?
2. Would there be a risk of injury for the four crashing through the fence like that?
3. Could a person successfully climb up to the roof of a vehicle while it was rolling? It was on flat terrain at the time, but it still had reasonable momentum even after going through the fence.
