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- experiment for Oberth effect on a slope
I'm just curious if something like the Oberth effect on a slope is doable as an experiment. I have a picture of my idea of what to do just looking for some opinions.
Summary:: experiment for Oberth effect on a slope
I'm just curious if something like the Oberth effect on a slope is doable as an experiment. I have a picture of my idea of what to do just looking for some opinions.View attachment 293808
Thank you for your helpRoll two cars (or perhaps balls) down the track, with the rear one starting slightly faster, so they collide at the lowest point.
(This is the Hills mechanism, but, same principle.)