Parachutes are designed to catch the air therefore slowing you down on impact. If there happened to be a hole, the air passes through it, making your impact to the ground faster.
wouldn't the air trapped in the parachute quickly go out, then you will quickly fall until splat on the ground
yes but it depends how big the hole is and if you have a back up parachute
No - should you fall into a black hole (which is very unlikely to happen), you would get ripped apart.
Your body will feel stretched and your body will stretch harder and form into pieces, that is before you fall in the black hole.
Fall in a Hole was created in 1983.
Made a hole in the top, so it would not oscillate from side to side.
maybe about 2 or3 feet long.
there are three main parts that come with a parachute. there's the chute, the draglines, and the weight or mass (could be a human). then there's also the hole in the top of the chute.
you fall in a hole and never crawl out you fall in a hole and never crawl out
The parachute has many different parts including: o VENT which is the hole in the top of the parachute, which stops the parachute from oscillating. o CANOPY which is the material part of the parachute that causes drag o SUSPENTION LINES are the cords that join the passenger/delivery to the canopy P.S is this question by chance for a school assignment, it has the exsact wording of an assignment question I have.
If the hole is bigger the parachute speed will decrease
You would not; you wouldn't survive the tidal forces as you came near the black hole. Your atoms would fall into the event horizon, but your molecules would be destroyed before then.