It depends on your mass, the strength and elasticity of the cord. Of course you must also remember to hold on tightly and ensure the other end is secured.
Simply use a bungee cord. ----------------------------------------- Make sure its not higher than 4 feet or so.
because the cord will snap and they will plunge to their death.
So you don't die.
No. Although many things hurtling through space DO bounce off of the Atmosphere and the Stratosphere, you cannot stick a bungee cord to the stratosphere and jump off, the cord would fall along with you, and you would die.
USA has many Bungee Jumping Locations .Here is a website listing various places of US for Bungee Jumping :- http://www.tourstounitedstates.com/adventure-tourism-in-usa/usa-bungee-jumping-and-extreme-sports.html http://yellowpages.yb.com/yellow-pages/categories/Bungee+Jumping/Sports/MA/P/select-city.html
Bungee cord lengths are calculated by much more than just the height of the drop. You also have to calculate your running distance to the jump, your weight, and height. It is best to talk to a professional or a company that specializes in training bungee jumping to find what is going to be perfect for you.
my polmeranian can jump in my window my window is 5 feet up wow
Securing loads in or on trucks. Sometimes people tie one end of very long bungee cords to bridges, and the other end to their leg, and then jump from the bridge. MOST times the bungee cord, stretched to its maximum, flexes back, saving the person from certain doom. And this is called "Bungee jumping". But, as this is a human exercise, sometimes it all ends SO tragically.
No. It could be extremely dangerous and lead to injury or even death.
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You put the chair on the top of a building or a bridge so you can bungee jump off the chair.
the window pane is blocking it