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Seconded. In addition I also struggle to see how any effect would be large enough. A person isn't strong enough to measurably slow down a high speed car with o
by bdjsiqoocwk 3y ago
Seconded.
In addition I also struggle to see how any effect would be large enough. A person isn't strong enough to measurably slow down a high speed car with one arm by pushing again the car, so how would they be strong enough to do the same by pushing against the air?
- rascul 3y agoIt might have been enough. He was .033 seconds faster than the next position.
- bdjsiqoocwk 3y agoHe was faster by pushing against air? How does that work?
- rascul 3y agoIt's not known if the glove made him faster, but... maybe. They'll sometimes put their hand up in a certain spot to redirect some air so that there's slightly less drag. The webbed glove would theoretically help that effect. How much it helps (or hurts) is unclear but with that little margin, it's a nice thought.