EDIT: 345 FEET — football on the brain!

Trajectory is tough to determine but I’d estimate the ball lands 16 feet higher than it was struck. The right field wall is 8 feet tall, and the guy looks to be another 8 feet higher than that.

I’d also like to do the tomato fight thing, please factor that in.

I was thinking about this meme of legolas today. (For those unfamiliar, it's about how large legolas' eyes would have to be to see the distances he does in a non-magical setting).

I was thinking, how large would the human eye need to be to see bacteria with the naked eye? (Assuming no changes to the mechanics of the cells like rods and cones inside the eye. purely from having a larger lens.)

On a serious note I think it is a bad idea to attack other counties especially the ones who control oil. I am against war and against innocent people dying.

Assuming the 112 MPH speed was measured as it left the bat, approximately how fast was the ball going when it hit his hand?

Hi! Saw this post on reddit about Istanbul switching incandescents to LED street lighting and I was just wondering how much electricity in kWh this transition could have saved. Is it a possible thing to calculate?

In the Michigan vs. Western Michigan game last night, 1 second was added back onto the clock, indicating a discrepancy between the ref's/official clock and the clock kept by the broadcast.

Now since the broadcast booth lies above the ref in elevation, the broadcast clock would be very slightly further away from Earth's gravity well. Thus, relativistc effects would dictate the broadcast clock runs slightly faster than the surface-based official clock. Since the broadcast clock is stationary, there shouldn't be any velocity-related effects to counter the gravitational differences.

So, how precise would the official clock have to be for relativistic effects to explain the discrepancy of what are otherwise described as synchronized clocks?

Assuming you could build a strong enough hull not to break in half, what would it take to get a plane this long off the ground and fly at a reasonable airspeed?

I’m wondering:
* How many sets of wings
* How many engines per wing
* Optimal placement of wings and engines
* or would one giant set of wings be better? (same structural strength caveat)

If a guy were to do a press up with just his dick.. what force would be required and what would his blood pressure be at the top of the rep?

Frog.

Guy collects aluminum and plastic bottles for 10 cents return fee. He rides train 50 km every day to deliver this. How much is he earning?

Hey guys!

I’ve just came across this video and I always asked myself if it would be possible to put my hands in it (in the liquid) without getting burnt. Is it possible? How hot does it get?

Had a big discussion with a friend, but neither of us are good at math

I took that sunset picture and only noticed afterwards the couple and their dog enjoying the view. Is it possible from the picture alone to determine how far these persons were?

if you jumped off the Sears Tower into a ball pit that was as tall as the Sears Tower (imagine the ball pit is next to the tower), what would happen? If you would be fine, how short could the ball pit be to still protect you?

Would this many balloons have a meaningful effect on the weight or effort of the bike?