Homework Statement
Is it possible for a bird to fly in a cage with a constant horizontal velocity when there is an acceleration acting in the vertically downward direction.
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Please take the time to debunk this guy's video:
He is claiming that because the bird in frame goes through the frame very quickly, that it is traveling faster than the plane in the background.
He is failing to recognize that the bird is much closer than the plane.
Another respondent...
Homework Statement
speed of man=120m/h
angle of bird flight with ground=60 degrees.Homework Equations
A man on the ground sees a bird flying at angle of 60 degrees with horizontal.He started running at 120m/hour,is able to stay directly below the bird.What's bird speed?
The Attempt at a...
Hi friends,
Plz. point me how to find the following:
A man on the ground sees a bird flying at angle of 60 degrees with horizontal.He started running at 120m/hour,is able to stay directly below the bird.What's bird speed?
Thanks in advance.
Every once in a while I see the bird brain searching the forums.
This is going to be a log:
Saturday, November 25: 2:44 P.M.
http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/8903/evil20eyenm2.jpg
...I see you.
Identify the bird!
Okay,,so we will post the pic of bird which we see around and the others will identify it...So i saw this bird but i can't identify it...i hope you can:smile:
I'm sure there's already a thread about how else to solve the famous problem re: the distance covered by a bird flying between two trains on a collision course (other than adding up the sums, of course), but I can't find it.
Can anyone give me a quick link?
Thanks!
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Good God. Could the...
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This story is a few years old but it came up on a PBS NOVA and seemed worth revisiting.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/08/0808_020808_crow.html
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This really scared me:
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I ask this question...
Hi!
I am having trouble with this question:
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Belongs in a 'nature' forum, but this is as close as it gets.
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I think I better start a new thread on this topic. :wink:
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