In physics, momentum equals mass times velocity (p = mv), and when a high-mass object like a train moving at high speed collides with lower-mass objects like buses, the train's momentum dominates the collision, making it nearly impossible for the buses to stop the train regardless of their combined mass.
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100 buses are about to face off against a train coming in at 200 miles per hour.
Can they actually stop it? This train is moving incredibly fast and oh my god, it just completely obliterated all of them. If you enjoyed that, make sure to like and subscribe.
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