Tubby Frederickson wrote in message ...
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Quoted message said:Tubby Frederickson said:Hello,
I'm trying to show a relationship between some car
accidents and
Quoted message said:Diabetes. I need to find a movie that graphically, or
in an animated
Quoted message said:fashion show how the internal organs, Pancreas, gets
whipped around
Quoted message said:violently when someone is struck broadside by a large
econoline, or
Quoted message said:similar vehicle, going around 45 mph.
Who would have such a film that I could purchase?
Car manufacturers? They have a vested interest in building "safer" vehicles. BMW and the Crash
Test Dummy comes to mind.
Excellent idea! Thanks Ozgirl. This is a good place for me to start. I'm also looking for an
Endocrinologist, or other doctor who would be willing to testify that it is possible to cause
an internal organ to fail, or malfunction due to extreme high gravity loads suddenly being
placed upon it.
We have all heard of people who have car accidents, and who die, or are seriously injured because
of "internal organ damage" Right?
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Could be. After all, Col. Stapp only lived to be 89.
spacefame.orgstapp.htmlOpen ↗
"Dr. John Paul (Col.) Stapp, surgeon, former Air Force Officer, was born in Bahia, Brazil, July 11,
1910. Dr. Stapp earned the title "The Fastest Man Alive" when he rode the famed "Sonic Wind I" rocket-
propelled sled on December 10, 1954 to a land record speed of 632 mph in 5 seconds. Dr. Stapp
sustained the greatest g-force endured by man in recorded deceleration tests up to that time. "