Kyle Loza & Samuel Lippke Jump 50' into Foam pit
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Uploaded by chiefsamuel on Feb 20, 2008
Samuel Lippke and Kyle Loza get crazy and jump off of a crane into a X-Game practice foam pit.
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dont worry, im really good at geology.. i can figure this out. (me gusta face)
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actually 1+1= 2 there you go
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@theONLYiCEE Actually gravity is -9.81 meters per second per second in other words, you speed up 9.81m/s for every second you fall, your forumula is wrong as you failed to take into account acceleration, so your result is also wrong.
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based on the average human male being 5' 9" that drop cant be more than 27 and a half feet
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STOP DOIN MATH >:(
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i think a muslm lives in there...
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@theONLYiCEE if you liked this comment your a dumbass thats 19.62 meters not feet....
1 month ago 3
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If he jumps off at ~0:56 and lands at ~0:58, gravity is 9.81 m/s and 9.81 m/s x 2= 19.62. There u go. ~20 feet
theONLYiCEE 2 months ago 21
@theONLYiCEE 1 metre = 3.2 feet. 19.62 x 3.2 = 62.784.
There you go.
Michaelmgy 1 month ago 6