if you run fast enough can you run on water? lol?

Answer 1

well yeah ... but if we could run that fast ... we wouldn't need cars now would we??? :)))

Answer 2

Yes. An unassisted human could never run fast enough, but look at those mud buggy tractor things that get their wheels spinning so fast, they plane up on the water and race right across the finish line.

Answer 3

Yes, but due to gravity, you'd have to run fast enough so that you'd fall at the rate of the curvature of the earth. Then you'd have the problem of continuing propelling yourself at that speed as water will not provide the friction against which you can push yourself.

Answer 4

well yes like everyone said its theoretically possible but technically no. but the ninjas of japan can, but they use mats that float at the top of the waters edge.(it sounds crazy but it works) you just have to run fast. they also made shoes for calm water walking.

Answer 5

Assuming you mean with only shoes, at the most on your feet, or barefoot, I would guess that the speed needed to run across water would tear apart most shoes and your feet more easily.

Answer 6

It dosen't matter how fast you run, water is not solid land (the solid land is at the bottom; AKA seabed). Gravity will always pull you down no matter what.

Answer 7

Yes, but we could never naturally run that fast.

Answer 8

You do know that you would have to be running extremely fast
And that might cause yourself to dissapear if you run forever. lol
but i surely doubt that anybody would run for a long time without stopping, unless your Forest Gump. lol jk

Answer 9

theoretically, yes.... If humans could run that fast, but it would be over 32 MPH.... (that's the speed needed to hydroplane)

Answer 10

For a few seconds I guess, but you'd have to run faster then humanly possible.

Answer 11

maybe on the dead sea. The salt content in that sea is high that it able to make some objects float without trying.