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A simple sneeze might seem harmless, but what if it carried enough force to topple walls? In this video, we explore the physics behind a human sneeze, analyzing the speed, pressure, and energy it releases. How does the force of a typical sneeze compare to strong winds or mechanical impacts? Could a sneeze ever reach the level needed to cause structural damage? By breaking down fluid dynamics, air pressure changes, and real-world examples, we examine whether it's possible to amplify a sneeze to a destructive level—or if the idea remains firmly in the realm of fiction.
From biological mechanics to extreme theoretical scenarios, this video takes a deep dive into what it would take for a sneeze to become an architectural threat. Would an increase in lung capacity, precise airflow control, or even external enhancements make a difference? Could ...
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