Scientists Have Calculated Exactly The Maximum Number Of Hot Dogs A For the past few months, dr. smoliga, a veterinarian and exercise scientist, had been working on a mathematical analysis of the maximum number of hot dogs that a human could theoretically consume. Fortunately, science has now provided an answer. researchers analyzed 39 years of data from the annual nathan’s famous coney island hot dog eating contest and, using mathematical modeling.
Scientists Have Calculated How Many Hot Dogs A Person Can Eat ођ The new york times july 14, 2020 scientists have finally calculated how many hot dogs a person can eat at once (published 2020) by christie aschwanden. the world’s best hot dog eaters could outeat a grizzly bear or a coyote, but would fall far behind a wolf or a burmese python, a new study finds. Fortunately, science has now provided an answer. researchers analyzed 39 years of data from the annual nathan's famous coney island hot dog eating contest and, using mathematical modeling. If smoliga’s prediction of 83 hot dogs in 10 minutes seems like a stretch, consider this: in metz’s 2007 study, the speed eater had downed 36 hot dogs before the researchers terminated the. And now, thanks to science, we may know what that limit is. it’s around 84 hotdogs. at least, that’s according to dr. james smoliga, a professor of physiology at north carolina's high point.
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