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What happens if you fall?

It all depends on how high or low to the ground you are once you fall. For example, if you fall off of a bridge that is 600 ft high, you would die. If you fall off of a 30 ft building or so, you might come out with serious injuries. If it is about 1 or 2 ft, then you would be fine!


Would you die if you fall from a 30000 feet?

Yes, you would die, so don't try it


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Did ownen hart really die?

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What will happen if you were standing on the moon?

you would fall and die


What is the minimum distance to fall and die?

the minimum distance to fall and die would be standing on the ground, but it really depends on how you fall and what you hit. If you hit your head hard enough you could die from standing on the ground.


How high upwards does a person have to fall downwards to absolutely die?

Well it all depends on how hard the surface you fall on. If you fall on ground the median height is usually 33 feet minimum which is roughly 3 stories high.


How does the person falling from the tower not die?

Because they didn't fall from that high and they landed on grass


Would an Ant die from a fall of the Empire State building?

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If a chicken jumped off a barn would it fly?

No It Wouldnt :) it would fall and die


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