What Whats the speed of a sneeze

What speed to we sneeze at?

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Approx 70m.p.h Apparently if you wasnt to blink, the force would pop your eyes out! Hence in the involentary Closing of eyes!

What speed does a sneeze shoot out of the nose?

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It comes out of your mouth at 20mph

What is the speed of a sneeze as it leaves the body?

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it is about 150 to 160 miles per hour

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At what speed does the fluid in your nose come out when you sneeze and why do you close your eyes ?

Q: What is the speed at which you sneeze and what happens when you keep your eyes open while you sneeze ?

A: MadSci Network: General Biology Query: ——————————————————————————–Re: How fast is a sneeze when it comes out from the body ?Date: Tue Sep 28 17:06:07 1999Posted By: Brett Ellis, Grad student, Parasitology, Tulane UniversityArea of science: General BiologyID: 936861329.Gb ——————————————————————————–Message:Darram Sim, Sorry it took a little while to find you an answer on your sneezing question. When I was in grade school I remember my teacher telling me about the velocity of a sneeze, however that was too long ago for me to remember. In grade school I was amazed to find out how fast a sneeze really was and I am still amazed by the answer I found today. Are you ready for the answer? How fast do you think you can throw a ball? Well, a sneeze is about as fast as a professional baseball pitcher can throw a fastball. The most conservative estimates I found were 150 km per hour or roughly 100 mph. The highest estimate I found came from the JFK Health World Museum in Barrington Illinois who claim that a sneeze can go as fast as 85% of the speed of sound or approximately 630 miles per hour. This sounds like an unusually high estimate and the most likely speed is probably 150km/hr. Once in awhile, in science, we can have conflicting answers. It is the job of the responsible scientist to decide which information is most likely correct. The reason why sneezes are so powerful is because not just the nose is involved. It is a reflex response that involves the muscles of the face, throat, and chest. Have you ever noticed that you have to close your eyes when you sneeze? This is because the muscles that close your eyes are part of the reflex response as well. Did you know that when some people go out into the light it causes them to sneeze? Sometimes if you cannot quite get yourself to sneeze looking at a light can help get it out of you. One more last tidbit of information for you about sneezing. Did you know that Thomas Edison came up with the idea of movies from watching someone sneeze in 1888? He was looking at still sequential pictures of someone sneezing, and realized that if you viewed them quickly in a sequence, that you might be able to make a movie. http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/trr018.html We take this for granted now with the advent of television, movies, and computers, but Thomas Edison was the first person in history to come up with this idea. There is some neat information at the Library of Congress about Thomas Edison and sneezing. The information can be accessed at: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/edhtml/edbio.html

what is the wind speed comming out of your mouth when you sneeze?

Q: I hear your heart skips a beat when you sneeze but has anyone ever died from it?

A: I do not know about your mouth, but it does come out of your nose at about 200 miles per hour. Seriously! Also, your heart does stop when you do sneeze, but it is not enough to kill even someone who is really weak.Sincerely,Young Einstein

What is the speed of a sneeze?

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A: Seems like the average speed is 90 MPH.