Seat Belt Saves Lives
... rain 60 niles per hour when suddenly he lost control over his car, causing him to slide right for a rock in the left side of the road. That's when his car flipped, crushing the front end, hood and the windshield of the car like paper. Consciously and miraculously, he walked away with only minor bruises and scratches. He told us after that his seat belt saved his life. Seat belts may seem uncomfortable to put on while driving, and no one knows what dangers are ahead in the road, so we must buckle up every time before we start to drive. According to Isaac Newton's first law, an object in motion continues to be in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. This is the law of inertia. This law is commonly experienced when riding in cars. Seat belts prevents the passengers from being thrown away forward when the car bumps or crashes abruptly into a foreign object such as wall, trees, guardrails, etc., thus preventing serious accidents and makes the person more conscious after the collision. For example, a friend of mine in the Philippines was driving in th...