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| Anonymous #732892 7 months ago |
From Wolfram Alpha, a sphere of water 4 cm in diameter (best approximation of blob size and composition) weighs 33.5 grams. 33.5 grams at 3.24 meters per second is 175.8 millijoules of kinetic energy, and all of it was lost as they skidded/rolled to a stop. So there's your answer. |
| marioandsonic #732948 7 months ago |
Don't you use your fancy mathematics! |
| Anonymous #733464 7 months ago |
A blob in motion will stay in motion until it hits another blob(and look adorable doing it).
~Sir Isaac Newtons First law of Blob physics. |
| Arcanum_Symphonis #734179 7 months ago |
And the thermal energy generated by all of the viewers' increased heart rates would be...
...wow, I can't find anything on this subject; at least, not the actual physics of it. I must look into this! I put my life on the line for science! |