It’s physically impossible to fall 10,000 feet without a parachute into water and live

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Mar 27, 2024
11:28:43pm

Blue2thebone Truly Addicted User

It’s physically impossible to fall 10,000 feet without a parachute into water and live

You could could survive, landing into pine trees and snow or weak, structured buildings, or in a plane that free fell and broke your fall. All of those things have happened from various Heights even higher than 10,000 feet.

But it would absolutely defy the laws of physics for a human body to land in water free falling from 10,000 feet and survive

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Blue2thebone

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Last login: May 8, 2024
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Just finished Masters of the Air. I have no words.

EDthoracotomy

Mar 27, 8:17am

I once interviewed a guy who got blown out of a B-24 at 10,000-ft, no parachute

2FarGone

Mar 27, 8:24am

Wow. That’s incredible

Cougarclaw

Mar 27, 8:28am

How is that survivable? The fall into the lake

kotacoug

Mar 27, 8:44am

I have asked the same question every since I heard it.

2FarGone

Mar 27, 8:59am

People have landed on the ground and survived from that height

JOPE

Mar 27, 9:04am

This lady holds the record, flight attendant fell from 33K feet when plane exploded

JOPE

Mar 27, 9:13am

Crazy story.

kotacoug

Mar 27, 9:22am

"Vulović's physicians concluded that her history of low blood pressure caused

Fishious

Mar 27, 11:58am

Depending on body position, etc., he would hit terminal velocity on average in

Hawk in the 303

Mar 27, 9:21am

Hitting water at terminal velocity would be catastrophic. The story Jope posted

kotacoug

Mar 27, 9:25am

More information please.....

protonspring

Mar 27, 8:44am

Maybe it was the big leather body suit

RIGAMORTIS

Mar 27, 8:47am

Like I said, he was famous, so he has a Wikipedia page, but it does not contain that detail.

2FarGone

Mar 27, 8:54am

He wrote unpublished memoir about his career that I have. I'll see if I can find it in there later.

2FarGone

Mar 27, 8:57am

I would love to read it if it is sharable by PDF or some other means

Fishious

Mar 27, 12:11pm

Would love to read it too. Im going to read on him after the kids go down tonigh

Ddean

Mar 27, 5:06pm

I know I have a paper copy. I’ll check if I scanned it. It’s been awhile and it’s not short

2FarGone

Mar 28, 9:36am

How is that possible?

RIGAMORTIS

Mar 27, 8:45am

That is unbelievable

TNT

Mar 27, 8:55am

Love the eyeroll from the one and only UtahFootballGM.

Ungoy

Mar 27, 9:02am

I rolled my eyes when I saw that. They almost fell out of my head.

Jfly1975

Mar 27, 9:08am

That person has to be a teen

gmoney7

Mar 27, 9:08am

or a Huntsman

AZ Coug

Mar 28, 9:39am

There are at least 3 others that survived During WW2, Alan Magee fell from over 20,000 feet and crashed through glass

JOPE

Mar 27, 9:25am

Hard to believe, but plausible, and was formally studied by the FAA (link).

seacougar

Mar 27, 9:41am

I’m just nominating this because it’s such a high quality post. Very interesting info.

Icecat

Mar 27, 2:27pm

Thanks, glad you found it interesting.

seacougar

Mar 28, 9:23am

World record cliff jump of 59 meters hit the water at 76 mph. He looked shaken,

TailgateU

Mar 27, 3:38pm

That is one of the most compelling headlines I've ever seen on CB!

TailgateU

Mar 27, 3:23pm

It’s physically impossible to fall 10,000 feet without a parachute into water and live

Blue2thebone

Mar 27, 11:28pm

Since it’s impossible Survive a freefall into water at anything much greater than 2 to 300 feet I looked up this guy to

Blue2thebone

Mar 27, 11:43pm

It was really good

RockyBalboa

Mar 27, 8:34am

My maternal grandpa was enlisted and went to camp right after marrying

NYC and Japan

Mar 28, 7:24am

Truly a different breed.

EDthoracotomy

Mar 28, 9:26am

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