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Since the question gives "off a ship" as a specification, an assumption is that the jump was made into the water. Even water is "hard" after a 110 foot drop. The jumpers who survived the impact (and they would be the minority) would suffer serious injuries. Broken bones and compression fractures, and even a ruptured spleen or other internal damage would be seen in any examination of the jumper post impact. A number of the injured could die of their injuries. The drop is a "ball park" 10 stories. Even if you don't land face first in the water, your challenges are just beginning.
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How dangerous is jumping off cliffs into water?
Very!In fact the higher it is the more dangerous it becomes. The surface of the water becomes harder to penetrate as your speed increases, your body is moving faster than the water can be displaced so at 10 feet it can sting, 20 feet and you can get abrasions and possible injury if you enter the water badly, 50 feet can be fatal very easily, and 75 is no different than jumping on to concrete.
Is 4.9 the same as 4 feet and 9 inches?
They would not be the same thing. 4.9 feet would be 58.8 inches and 4 feet 9 inches would be 57 inches.
Why are dancers poor?
Because they have two left feet. AND CAUSE YOU ARE STUPID
Which number would be greater the height of a tree in feet or the height of a tree in yards?
The height of a tree in feet would be greater than the height of the same tree in yards, because there are 3 feet in a yard. For example, if a tree is 9 feet tall, it would be 3 yards tall. Thus, when comparing the two measurements directly, the height in feet will always be greater.
Do anaconda snakes have feet?
no because no snake on earth has feet and why would they slither and not walk or run.
Why the actual depths of the swimming pool should be examined before jumping into it?
The depth of water in a swimming pool should always be examined before jumping into it because you can cause injury to yourself (and in some cases, others) if the water is too shallow. For a person of average size, 9-12 feet is suitable for jumping into, as there is plenty of room to submerge and surface safely. Anything too shallow- about 6 feet and under- could cause injury to the jumper- generally impact injuries that could break bones or crack skulls, depending on how you jump in and how deep or shallow the water is. Also, always make sure there is no one too close or beneath you before diving, for you could cause serious injury to yourself and them.
Can my child injury his feet running barefoot?
I agree that there could be a risk of injury especially with bare feet. I believe the most likely incident would be to step on something such as broken glass or a rusty nail. This can cause extreme pain and in the case of a rusty nail you would also have to have a tetanus shot.
How high can you safely jump into water without risking injury?
Jumping into water from a height of 60 feet or less is generally considered safe if the water is deep enough and free of obstacles. Heights greater than 60 feet can increase the risk of injury, including spinal or head trauma. It is important to always check the depth of the water and any potential hazards before jumping.
How high can I jump into water without causing injury or harm to myself?
Jumping into water from a height of 10 feet or less is generally safe if the water is deep enough and free of obstacles. However, jumping from higher heights can increase the risk of injury, including sprains, fractures, or even more serious harm. It is important to always assess the depth and conditions of the water before jumping to ensure safety.
Why go head first in bungee jumping?
When bungee jumping, people go head first because the bungee cord is attached to their feet, and if they reamined in an upright position until they reached the end of the cord, it would flip them upside down with a very large amount of force. This would create a painful whiplash and greatly increase the risk of injury to the jumper, especially in to their spine.
Does injury to a somatic nerve cause pins and needles in feet and fingers?
maybe but so does medication they could have put you on
What is the average jumping distance of a male baby kangaroo?
The average jumping distance of a baby kangaroo is 10 feet or less. The average jumping distance for an adult kangaroo is about 30 feet but they can jump as far as 40 feet.
What is the maximum safe height from which one can jump into water without risking injury?
The maximum safe height from which one can jump into water without risking injury varies depending on factors such as water depth, body position, and entry technique. In general, experts recommend not jumping from a height higher than 60 feet to reduce the risk of injury. It is important to always assess the water depth and conditions before jumping to ensure safety.
Why do squrriel's have feet?
They have feet for climbing, swimming, running, jumping, and standing on.
What causes fluid to leak from the feet?
Fluid leaking from the feet can be caused by a variety of conditions such as infection, injury, poor circulation, or a skin condition like athlete's foot. It is important to consult a healthcare provider to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.
What would be abnormal for a human?
anything from a temp of over 108 degrees Fahrenheit to jumping 108 feet into the air
What equipment is needed to do cliff jumping safely?
In order to do cliff jumping safely, the depth of the water should be checked first. This can be done with a chain and a good depth is around 75 feet. Bring a first aid kit as well, in case of injury and a cell phone to call for help.
