Re: Theory of braking

["Scott McPherson" <srmcpher@axess.net>]

Or....it could be that he doesn't see them beacuse your car is so much
smaller at these ultra high speeds.  Are you constantly having to adjust
your clock after these high speed runs?  See!  your clock isn't slow....Its'
your driving speed !!


Scott McPherson
srmcpher@axess.net
mcpherss@hscsyr.edu
MS-II  SUNY Health Science Center @ Syracuse


>You know, it could be that "red shift"...  I pass Brendan at such an
>elevated speed, he doesn't see my brake lights (or what he does see looks
>green) so when he finally arrives, he's still wondering how I got there
>and stopped without using my brakes.   GD&R :-)
>
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