Oblique collisions occur when two objects collide at an angle rather than head-on. This type of collision can happen in various contexts, such as in sports, vehicle accidents, or even in particle physics. The angle of impact affects the outcome, including the direction and speed of the objects after the collision. In an oblique collision, the forces involved can lead to complex interactions. For example, in a car crash, the angle at which one vehicle strikes another can determine the extent of damage and the trajectory of both vehicles post-collision. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for safety measures and accident analysis.