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You're right, when something pushes you you can usually swerve or redirect the motion. When the water hits you, even the water moving around you pins you in pla
by Chris2048 9y ago
You're right, when something pushes you you can usually swerve or redirect the motion. When the water hits you, even the water moving around you pins you in place, and the water behind sucks you in the same direction - it's impossible to pivot without gravity!
I have a healthy fear of standing up in the ocean now...
- agumonkey 9y agoYep, and it's a very unnatural situation to be in, maybe people used to skyfall have better reflexes to stop spinning and getting a sense of orientation back.