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Physics Explains How (But Not Why) Humans Can Throw Washing Machines

Physics Explains How (But Not Why) Humans Can Throw Washing Machines

Physics Explains How (But Not Why) Humans Can Throw Washing Machines

Science, Spoken · SpokenLayer

January 23, 20174m 41s

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Show Notes

Why would you throw a washing machine? Who knows. Maybe that machine lost your socks. Maybe you have something against washing machines. You could have any number of reasons. But here it is-a washing machine throwing contest, and even a world record distance for washing machine throws. (4.13 meters, Zydrunas Savickas.) But when I see something like this, I just wonder how hard it would be to throw.

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