I am dreaming to do this soon soon.... I am curious how it feels like... flying.. the adrenaline .... ^^ The first time I have the chance I might do it... it looks like a lot of fun ^^
so i was hoping to get some tips on how to stay stable in freefall, but this vid is just stupid.... gravity pulls me down? :O ORLY? air resistance slows me down? :O
Excellent video describes the basics simply - good for GCSE revision. P.S. Gravity is not a force! Your weight is the force of your mass due to gravity.
wow. I understood that when I was 8y old. I hoped they will explain forces but this movie explain only that it is not good idea to jump without parachute.
The terminal velocity of the parachute is obviously lower than the terminal velocity of a free fall, therefore there must be a transitional force (air resistance) that allows you to slow down.
Acceleration due to gravity is a max of 9.8m/s^2,
Usually about 7 or 8 when you are free falling,
All the parachute does is provide a greater force in the direction opposite the fall to accelerate you slowly upwards until air resistance becomes balanced.
wow, what a terrible video... it says you land because of air resistance and then the "thumping force" of hitting the ground. that is stupid. The parachute takes on the shape of an airfoil and creates lift, just like the wing of an airplane but without any thrust. You land by pulling on both toggles, which changes the angle of the parachute thus increasing lift. If I felt a "great thumping counter-force" i would be in a great deal of pain.
i think what they're trying to say is the ground force is so great that it stops the diver instantly, because they can't fall below or through the ground
Wait a moment... landing with 5 m/s might be a better idea than with 55 m/s... but did the editors think just one second about what they said?! 5 m/s is 18 km/h! Hitting a solid target (like the ground) with 18 km/h isn't such a good idea!
If you came in at 5 meters per second you wouldn't get enough lift when you flared. We come in more like 23 meters per second until were about 2 meters from the ground.
I'm pretty they're referring to the descent rate. A 23 m/s descent rate is 4500 feet/min. I'm pretty sure that's not what you meant because you'd end up a pancake if you tried flaring at 2 meters doing 4500 fpm. ;)
Bunch of pussies ;)
ButtoNHD 1 week ago
i really want to try this, but the idea of the parachute stuck and don't open terrifies me !!
hey99neul 1 week ago
if parachute doesnt work ur fucked
5001francis 3 weeks ago
im scared if a plane hits me xD
antion234 1 month ago
el bridos
dannycoultrup 2 months ago
huuurrduurr who wudda thunk
WCGwkf 3 months ago
her shoes were untied :O
ken1266828 4 months ago
"This doesn't mean she stopped falling..." No shit Cherlock!!!
TheDikwaad 4 months ago
@TheDikwaad sherlock*
marcstylzzz 2 months ago
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itsonthemicwithmike 4 months ago
a very helpful video
walshinstein 5 months ago
That's a uk registration on the plane...
thatguywithnoname 6 months ago
Holy fucking fucking fuck I've just realised where this video was made.
Quagmirian 6 months ago
@Quagmirian Where...??? Is it Brid...???
cannywf1 4 months ago
@cannywf1 It fucking well fucking is.
Quagmirian 4 months ago
uhhhh, yeah, gravity is a force
bterranova 6 months ago
"when the parachute opens" Mmmmm...if it opens!
jokajem 7 months ago
no i think 55 m/s is better!
improfision 8 months ago
I am dreaming to do this soon soon.... I am curious how it feels like... flying.. the adrenaline .... ^^ The first time I have the chance I might do it... it looks like a lot of fun ^^
CrystalSoulLove88 8 months ago
*sigh*
i hate science holework -.-
fisheatsyourhead 9 months ago
so i was hoping to get some tips on how to stay stable in freefall, but this vid is just stupid.... gravity pulls me down? :O ORLY? air resistance slows me down? :O
Reuben961 10 months ago
@Reuben961 ARCH!! : )
JonskyGBR 9 months ago
Well....I didn't know that gravity is affecting skydivers*lol*
Very educational xD
Racersbase 10 months ago
completing your flare is also a GREAT IDEA
stevenliemberg 10 months ago 2
Hoihoi it9 :)
tombozz 1 year ago
Excellent video describes the basics simply - good for GCSE revision. P.S. Gravity is not a force! Your weight is the force of your mass due to gravity.
TheMrsPhysics 1 year ago 9
@TheMrsPhysics
What are the four fundamental forces?
mikedamat 8 months ago
@TheMrsPhysics what are you talking about? Gravity IS a force. Weight is the amount of gravtiontional pull on an object.
GkuSS5isB 2 months ago
enrichment exercises
JCEagle810 1 year ago 8
gr8
gharyos007 1 year ago
lol, bitch needs to flare a bit more...
muntoniG60 1 year ago
her shoe is undone lol
idude09 1 year ago
flare could be better
DonMasakoni 1 year ago
....Did I really need to watch this video to understand this?
MrIam1nsane 1 year ago
yay =]
thanks !
Nnoshah 1 year ago
Sooooo, jumping without a parachute doesn't kill you, is the sudden stop!!! It makes so much sense now...thanks!!
ROCKOUT29BR 1 year ago
@ROCKOUT29BR
But I wonder if velocity would keep increasing as you fall towards the earth until your body can't take it anymore.
I don't think there is anywhere you can jump from near the earth, so that g will be greater than 9,8 while you're traveling through the air.
nutsbutdum 1 year ago
wow. I understood that when I was 8y old. I hoped they will explain forces but this movie explain only that it is not good idea to jump without parachute.
roomak1999 1 year ago
This video is bull, the parachute NEVER has a greater force than gravity.
Snatcher1212 1 year ago
@Snatcher1212 Yes it does,
The terminal velocity of the parachute is obviously lower than the terminal velocity of a free fall, therefore there must be a transitional force (air resistance) that allows you to slow down.
Acceleration due to gravity is a max of 9.8m/s^2,
Usually about 7 or 8 when you are free falling,
All the parachute does is provide a greater force in the direction opposite the fall to accelerate you slowly upwards until air resistance becomes balanced.
basslinet 1 year ago
@Snatcher1212 it is discovery channel....im pretty sure they know what their talking about and not bull shitting us
Mctavish94 1 year ago
@Snatcher1212
Exactly, or she'd be floating and would never land.
ButterflyDragon9 1 year ago
excellent! thank you !!!!!!!!!!
domyaska 2 years ago
wow, what a terrible video... it says you land because of air resistance and then the "thumping force" of hitting the ground. that is stupid. The parachute takes on the shape of an airfoil and creates lift, just like the wing of an airplane but without any thrust. You land by pulling on both toggles, which changes the angle of the parachute thus increasing lift. If I felt a "great thumping counter-force" i would be in a great deal of pain.
Luap2020 2 years ago 2
@Luap2020
i think what they're trying to say is the ground force is so great that it stops the diver instantly, because they can't fall below or through the ground
YouLudi 1 year ago
Wait a moment... landing with 5 m/s might be a better idea than with 55 m/s... but did the editors think just one second about what they said?! 5 m/s is 18 km/h! Hitting a solid target (like the ground) with 18 km/h isn't such a good idea!
fenix159 2 years ago
If you came in at 5 meters per second you wouldn't get enough lift when you flared. We come in more like 23 meters per second until were about 2 meters from the ground.
keeponwishin 2 years ago
@keeponwishin
I'm pretty they're referring to the descent rate. A 23 m/s descent rate is 4500 feet/min. I'm pretty sure that's not what you meant because you'd end up a pancake if you tried flaring at 2 meters doing 4500 fpm. ;)
angelfuree 1 year ago
oh, is that why we use parachute??
archreachthrow 2 years ago
no..its just there for looks
Mctavish94 2 years ago
@Mctavish94 Rofl!!!
basslinet 1 year ago
nice landing lol
stenansikte 2 years ago
air resistance? that's not how that kind of parachute is working, idiots!
TheSpackenhannes 2 years ago
heck... the "flare critics" are everywhere! She stood it up and walked the F... away.
blue skies to all, and to all a good night.
carpetfactory 2 years ago
Looked like a terrible flare lol.
t0winthiswar 2 years ago
Yeah, she barely flared, that must have jarred!
krosfyah 2 years ago
dah
orbsytilds 3 years ago
Loud and Clear
raween 3 years ago
thanks! this was a great help!
xoxo
charmcast3r 3 years ago