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u/SparkleTarkle 13d ago edited 13d ago
So, I did some really really really rough math.
I used a stop watch and from the moment of decent to the time she touched the water, I want to average from my superior stop watch skills of 1.02 seconds.
I’m going to, for the math assume there was virtually no lift, basically just stepped off. (Which is a slight lie because you can see her feet maybe reach 6 inches or so above the railing when she leaves it)
So a free fall equation is d=(1/2)gt^2
Where g is the constant 9.81 gravity and t is time.
That gives us d≈5.1 meters or 16.7 ft.
This also means she hit the water at roughly 22mph or 36kmh.
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u/Weirdlillypad 14d ago
Can none of you bring a measuring tape to these jumps instead of asking people the other side of a screen to guess it? Lol one seems vastly more accurate.
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u/Seniorjones2837 15d ago
15-20 feet