So is looking up and seeing what looks like a line full of laundry instead of a canopy (or having a bag lock on a free fall jump) and having to go to the reserve with the thought, 'TOO LOW! TOO LOW!' screaming inside your head the whole time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter Laidler
Hopefully someone collapses your chute for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter Laidler
And you hit like a ton of sh*t...when it opens at minimum. Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul S.
Ok, The answer to the first question is roughly 360ft.
The answer to #2 is,,,Yes, both bullets hit the ground at the same.
The MythBusters ran the experiment. Here's the short version.
MythBusters Bullet Fired Dropped - YouTube
I don't get it- the bullets appeared to hit the floor at different times. Not very scientific to shrug off the 30 millisec or whatever difference. Not as impressive as the time they launched a water heater through the roof of a simulated apartment- now that was good!
I like the 100mph tape one picking up the car....
I could have saved you guys the conjecture here...I told you they did. But these guys aren't very scientific, their equipment comes from the salvation army...Quote:
Originally Posted by WarPig1976
My distance was only 30ft/10m past the supplied answer, given the number of assumed variables I had to use, I will call that a winner.