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The frequency of the chirps depends on the number of teeth struck per second and varies from 1,500 cycles per second in the largest cricket species to nearly 10,000 cycles per second in the smallest.

Because of the decrease in their density with height, more particles per second strike a unit area of the lower surface of a thin horizontal layer in the liquid than will strike a unit area of the upper surface.

A breathtaking lightning strike recorded at eleven thousand frames per second.

He moved his bat through an imaginary strike zone about an inch per second, slowly picking up his right foot in the same methodical manner and trying to perfect his swing.

In False Bay, great whites habitually hunt seals from below, striking at speeds reaching 10 metres per second; often this launches them clear of the water.

It can open and close its three-fingered hand ten times per second and hits the strike zone (1mx0.8m) 90% of the time, with 40km/h.

They were all evenly matched in speed, and even the slowest strike approached an acceleration of 100 meters per second squared, the researchers report today in Biology Letters.

Japan and South Korea recorded the most tweets, shattering the previous Twitter record for tweets posted per second as the clock struck midnight Tuesday.

Researchers filmed tongue strikes of chameleons attacking a suspended cricket, at 3000 frames per second.

For each recording, we counted the average number of wing-strokes per second and the average number of peg strikes against the plectrum within each wing stroke.

The average long-period comet will strike Earth with a velocity of 51.7 km (32.1 miles) per second.