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trampoline + spacehopper =???

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lightoftruth | 14:29 Mon 11th Dec 2006 | Science
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what would happen if you used a spacehopper on a trampoline?
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You would almost certainly end up with a cheque for �250 from "You've Been Framed".
15:09 Mon 11th Dec 2006
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and possibly a trip to casualty
16:51 Mon 11th Dec 2006
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Apart from these two most excellent answers, probably not a lot. Each time you bounced on the trampoline, the spacehopper would absorb most of your speed.
Rigid objects bounce higher on trampoline's than bouncy ones. Much in the way that when you want to stop bouncing on a trampoline, you bend your legs and slow down considerably.
16:12 Tue 12th Dec 2006

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