If you're on a speeding train, which is the best direction to jump, forward or backward off the train?
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You shoulf face forward (so that you face the direction in which you will be moving with respect to ground when you land), but push yourself backward (to decrease your velocity relative to ground).
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The fastest speed for a wheeled train is 320 mph. It's the TGV in France. However, the mag/lev trains are even faster...top speed is 363 mph by the MLX01 in Japan.
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drive, or fly, which ever you perfer
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1) Stop Before the Line at the tracks if you can't pass through without stopping, don't ever stop on the tracks. \n2) If lights are flashing don't attempt to run through railroad tracks.\n3) Wait until gates are completely up before crossing railroad tracks.\n4) Slow down at tracks, and check both directions visually for trains.
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Runway 21 would be into the wind, but you're going to be applying right rudder to counter the left yaw disturbance due to the left engine out, and will be sideslipping to the left. To keep you on course you need the headwind to be at least partially a crosswind from the left, so given the choices, that would be runway 30.\nAnother reason to have the crosswind from the left: If you are going to use reverse thrust to decelerate, "Given a choice, it is advantageous to put the cross wind on the same side as the failed engine." (ref.)
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Speed and direction, if thats what you're asking
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In the direction of the velocity vector. That's the best that can be done, given the limited information you have provided.
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In High sped you should use your body balance together wih your legs. While planning, if you wan o go upwind, back leg sraigh, front knee bent and body weight forwar; whereas for downwind, body wheight back, bent rear knee and straight front leg
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Move both arms in an large, opposite circular motion, ie. left hand clockwise, right hand anticlockwise. Kick legs either long, flowing breaststroke style, or kick normally, but also with a circular motion. This uses the least effort, but you will tire eventually.
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IT is because of something called "The Bernoulli Principle". \nThis principle states that the more you increase the velocity of a liquid or a gas, the more you decrese the pressure exerted by it. The faster and faster you go in the train, the more the air pressure that it exerts upon you is decreased. This is the same principle that explains why an airplane's wing works.
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you get off the tracks.
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well first what can you even do? and do you want to go the whole length? heres what i would do go very very fast possibly skitch a car or electrick dirt bike or somthing  front side switch bigspin and land on the rail in bs tailslide land with a manual and for the finalie casper flip 180. it sounds hard but its really not if you can do the tricks the hardest part will be landing in manual if you attempt
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If your life is in "slow motion" then press the "fast forward" button!  \n\nIts your life and you hold the remote control!\n\nRespect others and take care but get out there and enjoy....\n\n;-)
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Air has a mass.\n\nTrain has a much bigger mass and it's moving.\n\nNewton's law that for every action there is an equal and opposite action means that for as hard as the train is pushing against it, air is pushing back. Air doesn't have a very large mass so a lot more air is needed to stop a train. Pressurized air could stop the train if you could get the train to run headlong into an airlock and jack up the pressure.\n\nAnyway, the air that is unable to push against the engine is pushed out of the way. What you are feeling on the platform is the continuous air current that leads in front of the train as it passes.\n\nThink of a speed boat on the water, the wake of the speed boat is similar to what the air current looks like travelling around the train.
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the train cuz u might still be alive and be dragged with the train but the building as soon as u hit the floor ur a goner
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It is an open question of physics, whether it is possible to travel backwards in time. No one knows yet.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel\n\nBut it is known now that it is possible to travel forward in time faster than normal, you just should move around very quickly, close to the speed of light. That is called the Twin Paradox.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_paradox
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When it's blowing in the same direction you are travelling. You'll be able to travel faster.