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PAMPLONA, NAVARRA, SPAIN - JULY 06: Dozens of people raise the traditional red handkerchief during the chupinazo that kicks off the Sanfermines 2023, in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, July 6, 2023, in Pamplona, Navarra, Spain. The festivities in honor of San Fermin, patron saint of Navarre, begin on the 6th with the traditional chupinazo and continue until July 14 with the chant of 'Pobre de mi' (Poor me). Once again this year, the street is the main stage of the San Fermin festivities, dates in which 542 official events have been scheduled, 300 of them of a musical nature. The main activity of the Sanfermines are the running of the bulls, which are held during the eight days of festivities at eight o'clock in the morning. This festival, which attracts millions of visitors every year for its festive atmosphere and its popular running of the bulls, has been declared of International Tourist Interest. The festivities coincide with the election campaign for the general elections on July 23, which for the first time will coincide in part with the Sanfermines. (Photo By Eduardo Sanz/Europa Press via Getty Images)
PAMPLONA, NAVARRA, SPAIN - JULY 06: Dozens of people raise the traditional red handkerchief during the chupinazo that kicks off the Sanfermines 2023, in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, July 6, 2023, in Pamplona, Navarra, Spain. The festivities in honor of San Fermin, patron saint of Navarre, begin on the 6th with the traditional chupinazo and continue until July 14 with the chant of 'Pobre de mi' (Poor me). Once again this year, the street is the main stage of the San Fermin festivities, dates in which 542 official events have been scheduled, 300 of them of a musical nature. The main activity of the Sanfermines are the running of the bulls, which are held during the eight days of festivities at eight o'clock in the morning. This festival, which attracts millions of visitors every year for its festive atmosphere and its popular running of the bulls, has been declared of International Tourist Interest. The festivities coincide with the election campaign for the general elections on July 23, which for the first time will coincide in part with the Sanfermines. (Photo By Eduardo Sanz/Europa Press via Getty Images)Foto: Eduardo Sanz (Europa Press)
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¿Qué tienen que ver los Sanfermines con la tercera ley de Newton? ¿Y por qué podrían ayudar a prevenir desastres?

El 6 de julio a las 12.00 tiene lugar en Pamplona el esperado chupinazo que da inicio a las fiestas de San Fermín de Pamplona. Y esto tiene que ver con la física.

Pero profundicemos más en este tema:

¿Por qué es importante? Detectar estos patrones permite anticipar cuando la dinámica colectiva puede volverse peligrosa y prevenir accidentes. Es decir, que estudiando los Sanfermines se pueden predecir accidentes en eventos donde haya grandes aglomeraciones.

©Foto: Eduardo Sanz (Europa Press)

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