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The physics of Santa.
I am not an engineer, so you real ones can pitch in.
Kelly
I am not an engineer, so you real ones can pitch in.
Kelly
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Re: A little Christmas fun!
Now we know why Rudolph's nose glows. It was some interesting facts. That man is very light on his feet. lolquality creates its own demand -
Re: A little Christmas fun!
very interesting link!
thanks for sharing.
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Oh sure, it all sounds like crazy science, but I'll bet if you ever did gas chromatography and mass spectrometry analysis of Santa's magic dust you'd see that all of this - the great speeds, timing, aerodynamics, G-forces, everything - is easily explained.
I hate websites that only tell part of, or just one side of, a story.
Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
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Re: A little Christmas fun!
Yeah. they left out the Magic Dust. I am guessing an Ion Shield is used to protect him.Originally posted by Mike-in-Orange View PostOh sure, it all sounds like crazy science, but I'll bet if you ever did gas chromatography and mass spectrometry analysis of Santa's magic dust you'd see that all of this - the great speeds, timing, aerodynamics, G-forces, everything - is easily explained.
I hate websites that only tell part of, or just one side of, a story.
MOL- Welcome to the world of real detailer's
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