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When one impacts " straight on " against another , the first always slows down to some new speed , and the second always begins moving at least at that same speed , and usually a bit faster . Other hybrid drivers can sign up for your commute , meet you on the road , and follow you , at same speed , constant , all street lights green , no impediments , HOV lane all the way through town and suburbs . For example , these same speed differences were observed both on high-powered and low-powered client machines and did not depend ( very much ) on the type of geometry ( e.g ., point , line , or polygon ) , although the complexity of the geometry ( e.g ., number of vertices ) did seem to affect performance . Thus when a car drives steadily down a straight road , all objects within the car eventually acquire the inertial tendency to keep moving in that same direction at that same speed . Once a force is applied to an object , the object moves at that same speed until another force acts on it . " The space shuttle travels 17,500 miles per hour , and anything in that same orbit has to , Newton says , travel at that same speed . In the case of a modem ( with data compression but no flow control ) the speed from the computer to the modem must be slow enough so that this same speed is usable on the phone line , since in the worst case the data is random and ca n't be compressed . While it may be possible to perceive emotion at very rapid speeds , it is impossible to experience emotions at those same speeds . Is it the speed with which the martial artist moves his hands / feet / elbows , according to the laws of physics , meaning every other trained sportsman who achieved that same speed could do the same ?