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Why is it difficult to calculate the terminal velocity for a cat falling from a high rooftop?
Calculating the terminal velocity for a falling cat is challenging because it involves a complex interplay of factors such as the cat's shape, orientation, and surface area. The cat's movements and aerodynamics during the fall also affect its terminal velocity, making precise calculation difficult. Additionally, ethical considerations prevent conducting experiments that could provide accurate data on this scenario.
How much does a cat d6d dozer weigh?
The Cat D5 dozer is over seven feet wide. The height of this dozer from the ground to the top of the cab is just over nine feet.
How can you defy the laws of gravity?
To defy the laws of gravity, you would need to manipulate the forces of nature, which is currently not possible with our current understanding of physics. Gravity is a fundamental force that governs the behavior of objects in the universe, and overcoming it would require advancements in technology far beyond our current capabilities.
How does the paradox from schrodinger cat relate to heisenburg uncertainty principle?
It relates to uncertainty as the box is always closed so you can never be certain if the cat was alive or dead as the radioactivity has a 50% chance of activating the Geiger counter so you can never be sure if the cat was dead or not without opening the box which is what uncertainty is about, measurement disturbs occurrences so nothing is certain. If there was a way of seeing the cat without 'measuring' its state then we would see a mixture of all the cat's states at once which is what quantum mechanics is partially about.
What are the horizontal and vertical components of a cat's displacement when the cat has climbed 5m up a tree?
Think about the direction that the cat is moving. Does the cat's movement have a horizontal component? Or is the movement strictly vertical?
Why does cat always land their feet?
It depends on the height measure, and furthermore, if a cat's tail is broken or the tip of it has been smashed they won't always land on their feet. If its tail is fine and its not to high up then Yes.
Why do cats always land feet first?
A cat's anatomy of their body allow it to always land feet first. The National Geographic did an entire study on this and have the story available on their website if one is interested in viewing it.
Does a cat have eight lives?
No. A cat has one life. It is characterized that cats have nine lives, but this is myth, based on the fact that cats have an uncanny ability to right themselves when falling and to land on their feet.
Do cats always land in their feet?
No. At some point, a cat will fall and hurt itself if it is high enough up.
What does to land on your feet mean?
Picture a cat falling - it twists around until it lands with its feet under it. This is the image for this idiom. A person has figuratively fallen (financially or otherwise) but has managed to "land" without injury. They have survived a disaster of some sort.
How does the cat land on its paws?
Back in about 1970 or so, that was actually investigated by scientists with high-speed cameras. They found that in fact a cat will turn its body while falling to get its feet under it. It does need a fall distance of about 15 feet to be able to reliably land on its feet, though it often will manage to get itself turned over in a shorter distance. It is believed that the cat is turning itself by differential friction with the air it is falling through, making itself rough, and therefore slowing itself, on one side.
Can cats not land on their feet?
Yes it is possible that a cat doesn't land on it's feet
If you glue a peanut butter sandwich to a cat's back and throw it out a window which way will it land?
well, cats always land on their feet, so waht do you think
Do cats with strabismus land on their feet?
Yes. Though strabismus is a scary thought for an owner, rest assured that your cat knows which way is down just by the way it is falling.
How many feet can a cat survive falling?
Cats can typically survive falls from heights of up to 5 stories (around 50 feet) due to their "righting reflex," which allows them to twist their bodies mid-air to land on their feet. However, falls from greater heights can result in more severe injuries.
What is the importance of cat righting reflex?
When a cat is falling, he cat righting reflex is important and allows them to turn in the air. The righting reflex is how they know up from down and rotate in mid air and land on their feet. This appears at three to four weeks in kittens and by seven weeks it is perfected.
Do cats have enny thing that's cool about them?
Well it depends upon how you look at a cat. There are many interesting facts about a cat like they have a special sensor in there brain that allows them to always land on there feet.
