SPIDER PUNK Shirt

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I don’t know much about physics but I think that when force is applied against a wall, the SPIDER PUNK Shirt in contrast I will get this wall pushes back with an equal amount of force, therefore if both cars hit into each other with the same amount of force, it would be like hitting a wall, so hitting a car coming at you at 50mph while driving towards it at 50mph is still gonna be like hitting a wall at 50mph, not sure tho The short answer is yes. It’s easy to complicate things by introducing differing vehicles, crumple zones, comparing to solid immovable walls and so on. To simplify things and compare like for like, the amount of force would be the same if the same two vehicles in each instance impacted, going in opposite directions at 50mph each, or 1 at 75 and 1 at 25mph, or 1 at 100mph and the other stationery. Different vehicle masses and different crumple zones etc will affect how much force each individual occupant will feel, but whether it’s a dump truck hitting a stationary hatchback doing 100mph or the same dump truck hitting the same hatchback in the same position, but both doing 50mph the net effect will be the same.

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I’m super confused why so many people are saying “no” and swapping the SPIDER PUNK Shirt in contrast I will get this other car for a wall… which the person didn’t ask. Yes, two cars having a head-on collision when they are both traveling 50 mph is roughly the same as a car travelling 100 mph hitting another CAR that is motionless. This is different than a car hitting a wall, but it’s also different than a car hitting a bird, or a train, or a chain-link fence, or… literally anything that isn’t another car. Even in those cases, a car travelling 50 mph that hits a wall travelling 50 mph is the same as a car travelling 100 that hits a non-moving wall. Yes and no. There is equal momentum so the dynamics of hitting a crash is identical to hitting a parked car while you do 100mph relative to the other car.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.