Will a train that is pointed be as efficient compared to one that is flat?
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ManWithNoName
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BridgeJumper
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But wouldnt the pointed tip of those extremely fast bullet trains just send you flying into the air instead of killing you?
not_a_robot
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- May 30, 2019
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the pointed are meant to sweep obstacles off the track. Heads, for instance.
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