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Old 02-05-2015, 08:52 AM
Chris2828 Chris2828 is offline
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There is one more thing that bothers me. I've read that some people got concussions from hitting there head (very) lightly against a hard, non moving surface(wall, table). It happens unfortunately from time to time to probably everyone(you can't be cautios enough)

Back to our g calculations, how can such a light bump ever cause a concussion? I mean there is not enough acceleration of the brain that could reach the required g force, even though the deceleration is of course higher.
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