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Re: pic: Our machine is too fast...

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Originally Posted by Wetzel
F=ma. The force will equal the mass of the ball times the acceleration.
Acceleration is the rate at which an object changes its velocity, so the compression will lower the acceleration by some amount. By slowing the ball over an extra 2 inches, you have a smaller acceleration. With a smaller acceleration you have a lower force.

All that means is you need a higher starting velocity.

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PS: If someone who has taken actual physics rather than physics of a body in an accident and can explain it better please do.
Sounds to me like you did a great job. As long as you can establish that your poof ball won't have to exceed the speed of light to punch a hole, it is possible.

two things you have to remember from physics:
1. F=ma
2. You can't push on a rope.
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