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Projectile Motion

bgsteiner

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So in this episode I take a quick look into projectile motion. We start off in Minecraft tracking the motion of a block of gravel. After setting up the experiment using a four TNT power cannon. we tracked the trajectory of the gravel and calculation from the data we know what the acceleration of gravity is in Minecraft on a projectile such as gravel.

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I thought the sole purpose of video games was to do something you can't do in real life, but it seems to me with the addition of real world physics, gamers want the experience to be more realistic...

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