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Rain falls at 9m/s, so in a second you'd almost completely fill that space with 900 liters. For the immediate area around you, imagine an olympic pool of water
by ricardobeat 2y ago
Rain falls at 9m/s, so in a second you'd almost completely fill that space with 900 liters. For the immediate area around you, imagine an olympic pool of water falling roughly every second.
- ethbr1 2y agoAccording to NASA, terminal velocity for the largest droplets is ~10 m/s. Which seems oddly close (in magnitude) to Earth gravitational acceleration (9.8 m/s^2). Weird!