If you drop a penny off the Empire State Building, it falls at its own terminal velocity after falling about 200+ metres (that's a guess but it's around 200). A penny's terminal velocity is roughly half of a falling person's terminal velocity. A falling skydiver will reach a maximum of around 130mph, so a penny will fall at approximately 65mph.
The penny would hit the ground. In all likelihood, neither the cement sidewalk nor the penny would be significantly damaged. The air resistance would slow the penny down too much for it to cause damage.
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It would continue falling until it touched the ground - or something else that stopped its fall.
Friction due to air resistance.
it would hit the ground, even if it hit some one the terminal velocity of a coin is not enough to kill them, it would just hurt like hell.
It will be a building?
Per Mythbusters experiment, they may get a small breakage of skin on the contact point.
Its possible but it probably won't happen.......
you would die
If he was, he'd be the size of the Empire State building.
That is kind of a weird question, but it would fall and then hit the ground breaking most of its bones and crushing its organs and probably damage the pavement.
It would create a mini nuclear explosion.
A bus crashing into the Empire State Building does not happen
If you ate a watermelon outdoors and dropped some seeds a watermelon could grow if in the right conditions.
They would both SPLAT on the ground at the same instant.
Technology helped the construction of the Panama Canal and the Empire Building happen faster. Technology also reduced the need for extra labor during construction.