Wreckers!!

Sid

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
South Molton
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Off FB, not in this country.
Must be Australia 🇦🇺
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Chance of a horse doing that 1 in a million

Chance of a door opening along a line of parked cars or someone running out without checking 1 in 100? 200?

School buses in the States dropping off compulsory sign operated by driver, no vehicles may pass (either direction) until bus driver stops the sign / moves off . Great system

Where as in this country, you wait to put your child on the bus numerous Parents who's little cherubs are too precious to go on the bus fly past at a completely unsafe speed but if it was their little cherubs YOU went past they would be in uproar!
 

8100

Member
Location
South Cheshire
I have stopped going to town at school kicking out time .There is a primary school that joins onto the Asda car park with a playground between the two. Whilst the mothers take up all the parking spaces and any other spare space nr the school little harry and chums are free range running about whilst mum and co discuss coronation street .It gets a bit scary at times :mad:
 

bumkin

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
pembrokeshire
I have stopped going to town at school kicking out time .There is a primary school that joins onto the Asda car park with a playground between the two. Whilst the mothers take up all the parking spaces and any other spare space nr the school little harry and chums are free range running about whilst mum and co discuss coronation street .It gets a bit scary at times :mad:
what gets me is when they push the pushchairs in front of them from behind parked cars its particularly dangerous when passing fwd's or vans
 
Location
southwest
I was taking some cows home in a box behind the truck once and got hit by a car that was over taking me but he missed judged the distance he was away from me and hit every panel on the truck, completely his fault and he paid for everything including the hire truck for a couple of months, how could I have avoided this accident? driving slower would not be a good answer.

You couldn't have. The other driver could have though.
 
Location
southwest
131,000 people injured in road accidents last year (a good year due to lock down) If only one in to accidents result in injury, you are looking at about 1.5 million accidents in an average year.

Very very very few were due to horses bolting, children running into the road or other unlikely occurrances.

The rest were nearly all due to speed or driver error.

Despite what you may read on TFF, bales do not randomly jump off trailers!
 

CPF

Member
Arable Farmer
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😂😂
 

Frankzy

Member
Location
Jamtland, Sweden
Momentum causes very strange things to happen.

I once saw a guy take a shotgun cartridge apart and fit a candle to it where the shot would be.
He then fired it through a wooden door.
The door turned into matchwood, but he picked the candle up and lit it.

The reason it survived yet the door was smashed up is because of the kinetic energy (momentum) of the candle moving at high speed into a stationary (or slow speed) door.

You might have to do a bit of a refresher of the elementary school physics book, specifically the chapter about Newton's third law; when two objects interact, they apply forces to each other of equal magnitude and opposite direction.

It doesn't matter which object is moving, all the forces still look the same.
 

Two Tone

Member
Mixed Farmer
You might have to do a bit of a refresher of the elementary school physics book, specifically the chapter about Newton's third law; when two objects interact, they apply forces to each other of equal magnitude and opposite direction.

It doesn't matter which object is moving, all the forces still look the same.
Not at my I age I won’t, thank you!
 

linga

Member
Location
Ceredigion
You might have to do a bit of a refresher of the elementary school physics book, specifically the chapter about Newton's third law; when two objects interact, they apply forces to each other of equal magnitude and opposite direction.

It doesn't matter which object is moving, all the forces still look the same.
If I have a small box on a table and push it with my finger and if an equal and opposite force is applied as Newtons law says...why does the box move ?
 

Phil P

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
North West
If I have a small box on a table and push it with my finger and if an equal and opposite force is applied as Newtons law says...why does the box move ?
If the force is equal and opposite nothing should move, you will have to apply a greater force than the box before you overcome the force it is exerting on your finger. This is quite a complex calculation as it isn’t just about the mass of the box, the friction between the box and the desk has to also be taken into consideration.
 

linga

Member
Location
Ceredigion
If the force is equal and opposite nothing should move, you will have to apply a greater force than the box before you overcome the force it is exerting on your finger. This is quite a complex calculation as it isn’t just about the mass of the box, the friction between the box and the desk has to also be taken into consideration.
Ah yes. But Newton’s law says an equal and opposite force is applied. So surely if I increase the force applied by my finger an equally greater and opposite force is created
 

yellowbelly

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
N.Lincs
Has the above mentioned box met with some sort of accident :scratchhead:

Did it skid along the table and overturn:scratchhead:

Was it being pushed by a very young, inexperienced lad wearing sunglasses, a schoffel ganzy and with a phone jammed to his ear:scratchhead:

Was it a Fendt box :scratchhead:

So many questions. The Fizicks is all very well but we need photos.

:playful::playful:
 

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