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What is the cheapest way to travel first class from b'ham to scotland on a train?
against the front wall
How would somone take a train from Baltimore (BWI) to Fredericksburg?
Because you are travelling at the same velocity as the train at the time that you jump!because you are the same speed as the train
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cause the point you jump from (the floor of the train) is moving at the same speed as the wallsRRTM, in regards to the the railroad W-2, means what?
Because until the moment of the jump you were travelling forward with the speed of the train.Why dont trains use cabooses anymore??
Because the force of the train hitting you, knocks you down and runs you over! The trains are very heavy!Can I take a train to and from Boston out of Ny,and how long is it?
As most people here have said, your inertia matches that of the train, so when you jump, you're already being catapulted forward by the floor. Luckily landing on the same floor negates any bad effects. Y'know, if you really want that thrown effect, just do what I do, and sit in a big skinheads seat until he comes back.How can I book my online train ticket from hyderabad to guntur?
this is simple. the reason for this is because you are travelling at the same speed as the train so when you jump in the air you don't get thrown to the back. if you was to somehow slow your jump down like a moon jump, you would actually move towards the back but by only a few centimetres as you start to slow down. but an 'earth jump' will make very little difference. the only way you would get splatted to the back is the second you jump the train accelerates to 90mph.Why do trains have small strobe lights on top of the cabin?
When you leave the floor you have the same forward momentum as the train, you are not in the air long enough to decelerate, added to which the air pressure around you also has the same momentum therefore reducing your rate of deceleration even further.How long is the escalator going up to Euston Station, London?
cause your relative velocity with train is 0.means train is stationery with respect to you..Your mass (body) is going as fast as the mass you're jumping from on the time of the jump. Hence, you're moving forward just as fast as the object that is carrying you. You will lose a slight bit of momentum since when you get clear of the connected force that is pulling the train forward (the locomotive) that force ceases to affect you.
If you were standing on the roof, you would have to overcome wind resistance as well, which would throw you back further, but since you're inside the train, that is not a factor either.
In short, you'd need to be able to jump for much longer than gravity allows before you actually noticed the train pulling away from you.
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The rest are correct but, they forgot to mention wind resistance. If you jumped up from inside a covered carriage, you would be travelling at the same speed as the train and will not be blown back by the (say 100mph 'slipstream'). However, if you jumped up from behind a protective cover outside (on a flat carriage) into the slipstream, you would hit the carriage behind at about 100 mph. (actually, the carriage behind would hit YOU).Freightliner class 66 locomotives?
In addition to all the above answers, for the same reason that jumping up off the floor , just before impact, in a lift which has broken and is plummeting to the bottom of the shaft will not save your life.More Questions & Answers ...
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