Cliff diving -- 50 foot jump
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actually, the time it takes him to hit the ground will not be affected by the outwards velocity, because the horizontal component of motion in a single plane when referring to the acceleration due to gravity in the vertical has no effect whatsoever on the vertical displacement, it will however change the total displacement from point A to point B, but this will just give the resultant displacement which is the distance from where he jumps to the he hits the water.
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@ihavetopoop2000 Well, I measured it, so I am pretty sure that it is. This cliff varies with the water level. I once measured the jump at 43 feet. A different time I measured it at 65 feet. On this day it really was pretty much exactly 50 feet.
Thanks for commenting.
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thats not 50 feet and you didnt measure it if you did you made the measuring tape yourself cuz that is 50 ft
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@haneyenah Kazoontite
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@kevphillips02 agree. Feels like 10 m at most
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More like 25-35 feet at most. No way is that 50 foot
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you were only in the air for about 1.5 seconds. That's about thirty feet. But nice try.
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@mattraburnskate basic physics matey
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@haneyenah you made me feel really stupid. thanks a lot.
@ MrBrandonod: At least that makes perfect sense.....
stevenmichaelis 3 months ago
Holy smokes! That is epic!!
stevenmichaelis 8 months ago
that is not 50 feet
ihavetopoop2000 1 year ago 5
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Why all the haters? I measured the cliff with a rope and tape measure when we were out there. It was pretty much exactly 50 on that day. lol.
stevenmichaelis 8 months ago
where is this location - directions
HoustonsOriginal 1 year ago
@HoustonsOriginal @The cliff is in Pace Bend Park, a Travis County park, southwest of Austin, TX. The cliff faces East and is about in the middle of the park.
Good luck finding it!
stevenmichaelis 1 year ago