Not to be mistaken with herpetology, which is the study of amphibians, Derpology is the study of whatever the fuck I want.
Can someone calculate the amount of force Hulk would have to generate in order to actually jump that high?
Well he jumped from two stories down from the top, and id say he got 3 stories above the building across the street which is 4 stories taller, so that makes 36 meters at 4m a story. Also i timed the jump at ~1.62 secs. so….
d=(1/2)at^2
a=2d/t^2 = 2(36)/(1.62)^2 = 27.4m/s^2
I looked up the weight of the hulk and got 1,040 lbs-1,400 lbs which is 471.7kg-635kg
F=MA so….
f= ma = (471.7-635)(27.4) = 12924.58N-17399N
Also i just found this link that does it pretty well
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/05/the-physics-of-the-hulks-jump/
But might as well finish mine, so with his foot size of 0.14m^2
pressure = F/A = (12924.58N-17399N)/(0.14M^2) = 92318.4Pa-124278.5Pa
Which is only ~14 PSI… hmm not a lot
In that link though the guy got 421PSI which is a hell of a lot, but not enough to even crack the concrete. Also surprising :P
(Source: lawyerupasshole)
