It wont, because its so strong, but if it did, it would break a lot of things. It probably wont fall.
No, never.
It MIGHT depend on from what level you fell. But most likely you'd die. Pillow might be soft to the average touch, but at the speed you'd reach falling from the Eiffel Tower they'd be hard enough to injure you badly. Big , big airbags are stuntmen's choice to cushion high falls.
yes, he fell off the eiffel tower
Two years and two months. Construction of the Eiffel tower began in 1887 and it was completed in 1889.
that question is very contriversal because some say he jumped and others say he was pushed some also beleve he fell acsedently
the worker was doing construction however he lost balance and fell back and BOOM he died
No one died during the actual construction of the Eiffel tower. One Italian worker died on the site, but it was on a Sunday and he wasn't working. He wanted to impress his girlfriend by showing what his work was and he fell to the ground A
A single workman died whilst constructing the Eiffel Tower, but it was on a Sunday and he wasn't working, but demonstrating to his girlfriend.
"La tour Eiffel is"Eiffel Tower in French". Pronunciation is "lah - too - eh - fell."Sources:Bing Translator (www.microsofttranslator.com/Default.aspx)www.text-to-speech.imtranslator.net
Only one person was killed by falling off the Eiffel Tower; he was not working but demonstrating to impress his fiancee. Technically there were no unsolved problems and the engineers calculations proved corect. There were also two periods during the construction in which the workers intended to strike for a better pay, but the tower was finished on time.
Only one worker died while the Eiffel tower was under construction. He wasn't working at the time of the accident (it was a Sunday), but he wanted to impress his fiancée by demonstrating his work and fell to the ground.
The US English pronunciation of the French name is usually (EYE-fehl) or (EYE-fuhl). Though coincidentally close, this is neither "eyeful" or "I fell."