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More-Mass-Best-Of.mp3
More-Mass-Best-Of.mp4
More-Mass-Best-of-Best-Of.mp3
More-Mass-Best-of-Best-Of.mp4
More-Mass.mp3
More-Mass.mp4
More-Mass-Pt-2.mp3
More-Mass-Pt-2.mp4
More-Mass-intro.mp3
[Intro]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Upon impact (that’s a fact)
’cause I can feel (it’s real)
[Bridge]
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Refrain]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Upon impact (that’s a fact)
’cause I can feel (it’s real)
[Bridge]
Reeling in the aftermath
(Of the math)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Refrain]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Caught in the act (of an impact)
Ya know I feel (it’s fo’ real)
[Bridge]
Reeling in the aftermath
(Of the math)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Refrain]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Caught in the act (of an impact)
Ya know I feel (it’s fo’ real)
[Bridge]
Reeling in the aftermath
(Of the math)
Sick…
(Over the physics)
More mass
(Movin’ fast)
More mass
(Movin’ Past)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Outro]
More mass
(Movin’ fast)
More mass
(Movin’ Past)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
ABOUT THE SCIENCE
There is no single, simple formula for “impact” because the force of an impact depends heavily on the specific circumstances of the collision, particularly the duration of the collision or the distance over which the object stops.
The crucial variable that determines the magnitude of the force is the time of impact (Delta).
The density of an object impacts the force and effects of an impact primarily because density is a component of the object’s mass and affects its material properties and how it absorbs energy during a collision.
Higher Mass (for a given volume): A denser object (compared to a less dense object of the same size) has more mass. According to the impulse-momentum theorem
Force=ΔMomentum/ΔTime
an object with more mass has greater momentum at the same velocity, and thus delivers or experiences a greater force over the same collision time.
From the album “Dense“
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More-Mass-intro.mp3
[Intro]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Upon impact (that’s a fact)
’cause I can feel (it’s real)
[Bridge]
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Refrain]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Upon impact (that’s a fact)
’cause I can feel (it’s real)
[Bridge]
Reeling in the aftermath
(Of the math)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Refrain]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Caught in the act (of an impact)
Ya know I feel (it’s fo’ real)
[Bridge]
Reeling in the aftermath
(Of the math)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Refrain]
The density (in severity)
The severity (due to density)
Caught in the act (of an impact)
Ya know I feel (it’s fo’ real)
[Bridge]
Reeling in the aftermath
(Of the math)
Sick…
(Over the physics)
More mass
(Movin’ fast)
More mass
(Movin’ Past)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
[Outro]
More mass
(Movin’ fast)
More mass
(Movin’ Past)
More mass
(Rollin’ over my ass)
ABOUT THE SCIENCE
There is no single, simple formula for “impact” because the force of an impact depends heavily on the specific circumstances of the collision, particularly the duration of the collision or the distance over which the object stops.
The crucial variable that determines the magnitude of the force is the time of impact (Delta).
The density of an object impacts the force and effects of an impact primarily because density is a component of the object’s mass and affects its material properties and how it absorbs energy during a collision.
Higher Mass (for a given volume): A denser object (compared to a less dense object of the same size) has more mass. According to the impulse-momentum theorem
Force=ΔMomentum/ΔTime
an object with more mass has greater momentum at the same velocity, and thus delivers or experiences a greater force over the same collision time.
From the album “Dense“