The Science of High Heels

Posted by Silke on November 15, 2010

Lady Gaga’s massive 10-inch tapered heels rarely make an appearance outside of the artist’s music videos. But three-inch or higher heels are hard for many people, as well as scientist, to understand. Turns out, there’s a formula for that.
Read the rest of the article by Blake Snow on how women are able to wear and walk in high heels.
The Science of High Heels: How Physics Keeps Women From Falling Down – FoxNews.com.

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john said,

makes me want to drink alchoholic beverages

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