The pressure exerted by a woman walking in high heels. so it seems. That's a lot of Pascals. 4.3 million Pascals, I suppose. Makes you think, eh? And that's assuming she's not actually jumping up and down.
I read that on the Physics Website, which (drawing I suspect on Cutnell, John D., & Kenneth W. Johnson. Physics. 4th ed. New York: Wiley, 1998. 338) explains it this way:
This is approximately 40 atmospheric pressures. Now you realize the full potential of the high heel.
For comparison's sake, would you rather your hand be pummeled by a herd of elephants or a group of angry women wearing high heels?
Sorry, what was that?
Would you rather your hand be pummeled by a herd of elephants or a group of angry women wearing high heels?
Mmmmm... sounds like you don't read this blog very often, Mr Physics Website.Anyway, it all seems very instructive. I won't link to the website as I don't think they'd particularly appreciate this source of traffic (yes, dear readers, that's right: I am ashamed of you). On with what we do on this website, now.
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