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"content": "nostr:npub1t3d0yc2kmf6qqcd7tg63smeg7r9xdvea734kr9mmklfdvuk0f2wszwqnlg so I consulted Wikipedia and an online physics calculator, and assuming the blade falls about 2 meters on earth that puts it at about 6.2m/s (ignoring air resistance and friction). To achieve the same velocity on mars you’d need about 5.5 meters, which is pretty doable IMO",
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