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If you're talking about velocity, it would change drastically upon hitting the ground. Because it is a vector quantity, the number would be it's negative since the object moves backwards..
However, if you're talking about speed, the number would not change much upon hitting the ground. If drawn on graph, it would look like a wave that steeps down everytime it hits the maximum point and have the same minimum point; zero, a wave which gradually gets smaller over time.
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Overall mineral crystal depends on how fast a solution?
they depend on how fast it cools down
How do monorails move so fast?
they use magnets so it doesn't hit the ground
What does expoditious mean?
Something done is a fast way, expodited.
Why do you fall off tubes when in water?
Falling off tubes in water can happen due to factors like losing balance, hitting a wave or wake at an awkward angle, or shifting your weight suddenly. It can also be caused by going too fast, hitting an obstacle, or not properly gripping the handles.
What can you see during earthquakes?
Depends on where you are and how strong the earthquake is. If you are inside and the earthquake is a 5 or 6 everything shakes and moves around you. If it is a rolling earthquake the ground seems to roll, but if it is shifting it goes up and down. Things like plants swing, pool water splashes out of the pool, books move, and things fall to the floor. In a car, if it is moving, you don't feel it. If stopped the car shakes a bit. Things happen pretty fast in an earthquake and it isn't like watching one in a movie. The thing to be careful of something hitting you on the head or a building falling in around you. Get under a table or in a doorway when it is going on and then go outside to a area way from buildings when it is done.
What does 'hard and fast' mean?
Something that is hard and fast is a permanent, lasting thing -- "fast" in this sense means fastened down.
What are the associated risks from a tsunami hitting land?
Big wave moving fast. People drowned. Buildings knocked down. Crops ruined.
What happens to the speed of a ball as it travels towards the ground?
The ball speeds up as it travels to the ground as gravity pulls it down to make it go fast.
What happens to the speed of a ball as it travels toward the ground?
The ball speeds up as it travels to the ground as gravity pulls it down to make it go fast.
How fast can a polaris hawkeye go?
I've found about 50 on flat ground but down hill at least 60
What if the hurdles fall during the race?
There is no penalty for knocking down a hurdle when attempting to jump over it. Although, I guess there is one penalty and that is the runner will not be as fast because of hitting the hurdle. But a runner will not be disqualified for knocking down a hurdle.
Can you damage your brain if you moved your head to fast I moved my head sideways fast to the left to prevent from hitting it?
yes
Cricket is hard hitting strategic fast paced suspenseful?
shahid afridi
What does hooves mean?
would usually mean when a horse is running really fast, it's hooves are plunging (going down) to the ground rapidly.
Where does the expression hit the ground running come from?
If you are already running when you hit the ground, you are going to be moving really quickly. It means to start something off quickly and move fast on it.
What is the opposite of slow down?
The opposite of "slow down" is "speed up." This means to increase the pace or rate at which something is moving or progressing.
How fast is a knot in ground speed?
like about 50 per fast
