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Miley Actually Can’t Come in Like a Wrecking Ball

Miley-001Science students at the University of Leicester, who clearly have nothing better to do, have worked out the Miley would not be able to gain enough momentum to break down the walls of love, or a house – if she did in fact come in like a wrecking ball.

To gain enough momentum to break down a wall Miley would need to be traveling at 316mph, and although the wall would be broken down, Miley would be pulp.

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The study was part of an exercise students undertook looking at how science can be applied to pop culture scenarios. They also discovered how many lies Pinocchio could tell before the weight of his nose snapped his neck, they pondered if Winnie the Pooh had a vitamin D12 deficiency and determined if the downfall of a villain on ‘Breaking Bad’ was actually possible.

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