humans can withstand any amounts of speed however its the rate of acceleration to that speed that can cause damage to the human body, try and imagine it like this.... when your on a plane you are traveling very fast (I'm not sure how fast) but your body is also traveling at the same rate and so are your organs. however if you quickly got up to the same speed of the plane in a matter of seconds then your organs and your body will have accelerated too fast and you will be crushed so your question is 'what is the average acceleration a human can withstand' well trained astronauts can reach crazy G's of up to 40g's which is 40,000 m/s/s but us untrained humans can usually withstand 17g's without dieing or passing out hope this helps :) im Sarah illusac and 11 years old and i hope to be a rocket scientist one day :)
Nobody knows, but the average speed i believe is 10mph
14mph
According to our current understanding of physics, it is impossible for a human to travel at the speed of light. As an object with mass approaches the speed of light, its energy requirement becomes infinite, making it unattainable with our current technology.
The average walking speed of a human is around 3-4 miles per hour. However, running speed can vary widely depending on factors like age, fitness level, and terrain. The average running speed for a human ranges from 6-8 miles per hour.
70mph
velocity is a vector and speed is scalar. Velocity has magnitude and directions, with magnitude being speed. The magnitude of average velocity and average speed is the same.
2-5 miles an hour
The average speed of a human crawling is around 1 mile per hour or 1.6 kilometers per hour. This can vary depending on the individual's strength and agility.
Usain Bolt holds the world record for the 100m sprint. He did this in 9.69 seconds, which gives an average speed of 23.08mph (10.32m/s). As this is an average speed the maximum speed will be a bit higher than this. so to answer your question the maximum speed of a human is about 25mph
About 10 metres per second
The maximum speed a human can survive depends on various factors such as the duration of acceleration and deceleration. Generally, speeds exceeding 1000 mph can be fatal due to the extreme forces on the body. However, experienced individuals in extreme sports like skydiving have survived speeds over 700 mph with proper equipment and training.
It is not possible to answer the proper speed of a normal human being because it depends on daily practice. but the highest speed a human can reach is in between 40Kmps to 45Kmps.