Opening a parachute at very low altitudes can prevent enough time for the parachute to deploy fully, leading to a hard landing and potential injury. Conversely, opening a parachute at very high altitudes can expose the jumper to extreme cold, low air pressure, and oxygen deprivation, which can impair decision-making and increase the risk of hypoxia. Additionally, the increased speed at high altitudes can cause structural failure of the parachute if deployed too late. Proper altitude management is crucial for a safe jump.
With a parachute
No they shouldnt
The decent rate will be significantly high on an open parachute because a 100 square foot parachute is considered to be very small. Therefore the wing loading is high and it is more likely to be a high performance parachute. High performance parachutes have a higher angle of attack and generally need to do a swoop (dive) landing to pick up enough wing speed for a safe landing. On touch down, the decent rate is the same as any other parachute for obvious reasons.
As in Weed/Pot/Marjuana? You shouldnt be getting high as it is against the law in every state/province except California.
gravity, drag, if an object has a high mass number it falls quicker and if it has a large surface area it falls slower. Think about it this way, if you throw a parachute unopened it will hit the ground before an opened parachute. There are many conditions to take accountable like wind, resistance or drag, and sometimes temperature like in a hot air ballon.
Magnolia Junior High opened in 1967, 4 years after Ramona Junior High opened in 1963
A parachute can fly as high as the person or object carrying it jumps or falls from. Parachutes are designed to open and slow the descent of the person or object at a specific altitude to ensure a safe landing.
No.
I've never done that but this might work: 1. Jump off the ledge thing 2. wait until you get close to the bottom then bring your parachute out. OR after the other person brings there parachute out. Hope that helps!
The school opened in 1964
Chino Junior High, which was closed down when Ramona Junior High was opened in 1963. Magnolia Junior High was opened 4 years later
Green Pond High School was opened September 2005 to the public for grades 7 and 9. It was opened by Minister Maxine Henry Wilson, former Minister of Education.