Bridge jumper

jazz lady

~*~ Rara Avis ~*~
PREMO Member

Dakota

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For your consideration ...



They don't really drown so much so, but succumb to the blunt trauma of their body hitting the water after falling from a certain height. Their body goes spat and is squished/pancaked with broken bones and massive internal injuries. If this person jumped from the peak height of the bridge, 140 feet, he would have hit the water at 64.71 mph. At that speed, discounting the person was a high dive professional, would have hit the water like hitting/landing on concrete pavement. After a certain speed, and depending on the mass/size of an object, water will instantly not give. Because as everyone knows from science class, water/liquids, do not compress. Even from 100 feet, a body will hit the water at 54.69 mph.

It is why belly flops are so painful. The water does not compress, or move out of the way fast enough, from over such a large surface area of the body that is hitting the water.
Thank you for explaining this. Now that I have read it, I completely understand.
 
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