http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzlzOAxSO0w
Jakoś nie chcę mi się za bardzo w to wierzyć.
I. Almost beyond comprehension or believability was the find of the two separate 36-foot human remains uncovered by Carthaginians somewhere between 200-600 B.C.
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I. Almost beyond comprehension or believability was the find of the two separate 36-foot human remains uncovered by Carthaginians somewhere between 200-600 B.C.
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A typical human femur can withstand a lateral blow of 2,000 pound, instantaneous over pressure before breaking. Given that the 13 foot human would have to run for one reason or another, a typical scaled up femur would be approaching the breaking point just for running. If we take the rest mass alone of 9.81 ft/sec.2 and double that, the instantaneous mass of acceleration and motion relative to a fixed object would double to 4,000 pounds. Thus, the femur of the 13 foot human would not just be scaled up, but more massive in addition to achieve sufficient bone strength. It would be the difference seen between the average human bone and one from a creature that we know weighs a ton, like a polar bear or a bull. Even here, the comparison has to be conditioned on the fact that humans are bipedal whereas the bear and bull are quadrupeds. If the bone circumference were increased, that risk would lower, but it would mean a more stocky appearance as a result and would increase over all weight to exceed a ton. Can such a scaled up human being run fast? Given other large animals like a horse or a bull, the answer would be yes, if the bones were of the right load bearing size. Such a person would likely be capable of running as fast as a horse or bull, whereas a normal human could not. The calorie expenditure for a 13 foot tall person would be comparatively larger and they would have to eat like a horse, that is, a lot more than you or I. They would have to eat more frequently. Heat dispersion is another problem. A person of such a size would be more tended to lethargy as running generates a lot of heat to the point of overheating and collapse. Thus, they would either have to sweat profusely and therefore drink a lot more, or prefer the shadier and cooler climes plus spending lots of time swimming or bathing in cool water.
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Antietam dzięki za przetłumaczenie artykułu. Czyli teoretycznie taki człowiek mógłby żyć.

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Z 1000 i 1 powodów. Dla zwiększenia popularności jakiegoś para portalu????By "potwierdzić" że Biblia "zawsze mówi prawdę" i że Ziemia istnieje od ok 6000 lat???Teoretycznie jeśli gigant, miałby prawie 11 metrów wzrostu to mógłby mieć nogi jak słoń. Przecież ja nie patrzę na rysunki.
I jeszcze jedno - dlaczego ktoś miałby robić z tego fake ?
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Kreacjonizm ? No dobra, jeśli jest to fake to piszcie dokładnie z jakiego powodu. Czy jeśli gigant mieszkałby w chłodnym klimacie mógłby żyć ?
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