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tuttutgoose

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I was watching one of the old superman episodes the one when superman catches Louis lane right before she hits the ground and goes (skerplater). The episode starts out when Louis lane gets pushed of a skyscraper by a bad guy. And right before she hits the sidewalk superman comes swooshing in and catches her. This is impossible! Physics shows us that an objects greatest velocity is the moment right before she hits the grounds. Lois lane would have been cut into 3rds. Also because superman’s arms are probably really hard it would seem impossible for her to be catch smoothly.

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