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To: Alberta's Child

If something hit the front of the train, at best, it would have slowed it down a bit, not accelerated it.


15 posted on 05/15/2015 4:26:25 PM PDT by Secret Agent Man (Gone Galt; Not averse to Going Bronson.)
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To: Secret Agent Man
a projectile IMO would not impact the train whatsoever....

question is was the train going over 100mph or was it not....

the engineer's ONLY job is to control the speed, am I right?....there is no steering...

what could have possibly prevented the engineer from slowing the train down when he should have...and btw...a slowing down process takes a short while to do it...why wasn't the slowing process started well before the curve?

249 posted on 05/15/2015 9:20:50 PM PDT by cherry
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To: Secret Agent Man

A VERY little bit if you consider the weight ratio of a small projectile to a train.


347 posted on 05/17/2015 2:29:33 PM PDT by Lexinom
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