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With massive deceleration at the core of the problem I don't see how anything more than incremental improvements in mitigation can be achieved with a sufficient
by Rapzid 12y ago
With massive deceleration at the core of the problem I don't see how anything more than incremental improvements in mitigation can be achieved with a sufficiently thin helmet..
- Confusion 12y agoThe army faces the problem of massive deceleration and new solutions for tank armor are being thought up constantly. Those solutions are also required to be sufficiently light and thin (while stopping the much more massive deceleration of rockets and bullets).
- UnoriginalGuy 12y agoYes, but the army is using directional explosives to solve that issue. I'm not sure that would work for a cyclist.
- Rapzid 12y agoSo a cyclist crashing their head into a tank would not suffer a concussion?