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That can't be free fall all the way. 30 seconds of free fall on Earth would be a 4410 meter drop, but the mountain in the video is only 2147m high.
by tesseract 16y ago
That can't be free fall all the way. 30 seconds of free fall on Earth would be a 4410 meter drop, but the mountain in the video is only 2147m high.
- cromulent 16y ago4410 in 30 seconds is almost 9km in a minute, or about 540km/h at a constant speed. That's quite the terminal velocity - 200km/h would be normal for a human. How are you calculating this?
- tesseract 16y agoIf you've reached terminal velocity (which I agree, a human would) you aren't in free fall any more and your accelerometer will be reading 1g.