Kate Moss -- World's Strongest Woman?

Posted Jan 22nd 2007 1:20PM by TMZ Staff

Possibly. Not likely.

Featherweight waif Kate Moss demonstrated a rather scant grasp of basic physics when she attempted to help move a large Mercedes-Benz stuck in the mud near her home in the English countryside. Darling, remember that momentum is the product of velocity times mass, of which you have very, very little.

But it was brave of Moss to try. The look of considerable anguish on her face says it all ... or was she thinking of Pete Doherty? Dealing with him, now that takes strength.

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1. Kate Moss makes Paris, Britney, Lindsay and Nicole look like dog sh*t. On her worst day she puts those skanks to shame.
She is hot hot hot

Posted at 1:55PM on Jan 22nd 2007 by jack777

2. OK, TMZ, and your point?????????????????????????? Where is the story here????????????????????????????????? Who cares :-{

Posted at 2:21PM on Jan 22nd 2007 by tina

3. TMZ, leave that skinny boy...girl alone. At least she's doing something nice for someone. How many other celebs would you imagine trying to push that big old car? Good for her.

Posted at 2:22PM on Jan 22nd 2007 by JenniFUR LoPez

4. she was jacked up

Posted at 2:26PM on Jan 22nd 2007 by DR GRUV

5. Anyone who thinks this nasty, cokeheaded low life is HOT is more stoned than Pete Doherty...

Posted at 3:12PM on Jan 22nd 2007 by anon

6. Um, she REALLY needs to eat a chesse burger....she looks horrible, and I'm not quite sure why this story is even on here- this, is not impressive.....

Posted at 3:34PM on Jan 22nd 2007 by Great Dane

7. Oy!
right, get yer Fuc*king car out of me pasture...yer scaring me fuc*king cows!

Posted at 10:54PM on Jan 22nd 2007 by I\\\'d bee like all up indat ass!

8. Not that it really matters here. But your "grasp of basic physics" is probably scant too. Momentum (as a product of mass and velocity) does not apply in that context. Only when you are talking of something in motion.
Rather, consider how much "energy" she could be extracting from her muscles. Doesnt have to do a lot with her mass, less so with 'velocity'(?)

Posted at 1:54AM on Jan 23rd 2007 by Nueton,PHD,Physics

9. That photo is so English !

Posted at 3:45AM on Jan 23rd 2007 by Rach

10. FYI, Momentum is mass * velocity squared. More importantly, though, it is Force, not Velocity, that is applicable here.

Posted at 6:45AM on Jan 23rd 2007 by Jon

11. And force = mass * velocity

Posted at 9:22AM on Jan 23rd 2007 by PhD, Player Hater Degree