[Guns N' Coffee]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

I'm underwhelmed. I can do much more damage than that, and I'm just an earthling.

Wait until Elon's Tesla Roadster comes back.

[Solarsonic]

That actually sounds just like I expected it to sound like. Rocks.

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by Nofreakinwaydude ↗

Earth's terminal velocity is 193kmh, so this checks out. ..
Larger meteors have less resistance to Earths atmosphere,

I'm not a physicist but this sounds like gobbledegook. What do you mean by Earth's terminal velocity? Objects in freefall have a terminal velocity. Earth only has the accelerative force of gravity. Depending on their aerodynamics, all objects will have their own specific terminal velocity. An average human will reach a speed of just under 240 km/h.

Also why would a larger object have less resistance to the atmosphere? Surely they have more, or am I reading it wrong?

[Pyramid_Head]

Love the sound, awesome footage.

[Solarsonic]

Originally Posted by spycosis ↗

I'm not a physicist but this sounds like gobbledegook. What do you mean by Earth's terminal velocity? Objects in freefall have a terminal velocity. Earth only has the accelerative force of gravity. Depending on their aerodynamics, all objects will have their own specific terminal velocity. An average human will reach a speed of just under 240 km/h.

Also why would a larger object have less resistance to the atmosphere? Surely they have more, or am I reading it wrong?

I agree it's a bit strange to be talking about anything but a planet's gravity, mass, moon, Sun, or stars. And "Earth's terminal velocity" sounds like a term no one would ever use. Unless there's some super advanced theoretical shit we need to be enlightened of.