Here you have a math problem (with solution, of course): long is the field of Oliver and Benji.
The calculation starts knowing that when Oliver has traveled 3 / 4 parts of the field (approximately), the goal is displayed after the skyline. To find the distance you see the horizon, just a bit of trigonometry: The radius of the Earth (6327 km) plus the height of the observer (1.70 m calculate it, even if they are Japanese, and so little), the line from the viewer's eyes to the horizon are a right angle.
angle to the center of the Earth will call alpha. From this we can deduce the equation: 6378Km = 6378'0017Km * cos (alpha) Where can I get the angle to the center of the Earth (alpha). As the end of the science, the distance from the observer to the horizon can be calculated as: 6378.0017 km * sin (alpha). Oh, You wanted only to the extent of the field? Well, the point is that the distance which a person is 1.70 m in height the horizon is about 4.5 km Considering that the gate line appears when Oliver is (more or less) to 3 / 4 length field is easy to deduce that Oliver and Benji playing in a field of about ... 118 Km in length!
And here begins the issues that one would come to mind immediately:
- What average speed runs Oliver (or Mark or Julian)? (This explains why the poor sick heart never fails to finish a game).
- Have you noticed when Oliver Aton shoots from your area a blow from a ball that crosses the 118 km of field, bore the network and even the back wall? The obvious question is: Are they anti-doping controls in Japan?
- What game plan do you use? Does the 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1? - How to claim the defenses "offside"? "Firing a flare into the air?
- If a player is injured, do not risk to die before they reach the massage?
- At the end of the match, what happens the bus to pick up the players, or should go alone to the locker room?
- If you go through the race around the field, dribbled past everyone, including goalkeeper, say after a couple de horas de carrera y marca a puerta vacía ¿qué hace? ¿Se pega un tiro cuando descubre que el partido había acabado hace tiempo?
- Cuando deben hacer un cambio, ¿envían a los scouts a avisar?
- ¿Cuántos asientos hay en las tribunas?
- ¿Y SI HAY NIEBLA? Además hay que tener en cuenta que en una parte del campo anochece antes que en el otro lado. Es esto justo?. Los camaras van en moto?. Si como parece apreciarse, las porterias guardan relacion con el campo, cuanto miden?. 4 o 5 kilometros?. Que potencia de salto tiene Benji si se apoya en el poste para llegar al otro lado?. Y los gemelos Derrick cuanto saltan haciendo la catapulta infernal?. Kilometros?. No should carry beacons, if planes pass over the field?. The commentator on the match was still using the Hubble?. Many Japanese are there?. Fill the field? Many fields in Japan fit??
And a question that comes to me more, but I think it's fine. :-P
echao I hope ye have a laugh!
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