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To safely land in water from a high altitude, it is important to enter the water feet first, keeping your body as straight as possible to reduce the impact force. It is also recommended to cover your nose and mouth to prevent water from entering your airways upon impact. Additionally, try to spread out your body surface area to slow down your descent and minimize the risk of injury.
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How do you land safely from high altitudes?
With a parachute
What type of land is Islamabad?
Hilly, moderate high altitude, nice weather
What is the altitude of coastal land in south Africa?
what are the altitude of costl land
What are the altitude of coastal land in south Africa?
What are the altitude of coastal land
What are the advantages of the parachute used in water rockets?
If you have a parachute, then it allows your water rocket to land safely.
What is an example of land that cannot be used to grow anything?
The land that cannot be used to grow anything includes extreme desert land and very rocky or high altitude land.
Who owns the land below the mean high water mark?
the state owns the land below the high water mark
Can parrots land safely?
Yes, parrots can land safely on the ground. WHAT ABOUT IN TREE?~
Why Africans always wins running competitions?
Africa has a high altitude so it's easier for them to breathe on lower land.
What is the altitude of the coastal lands of South Africa?
what are the altitude of costl land
What does false plateau mean?
A "Plateau" is a large area of flat land elevated high above sea level
Why does air flow from water to land during the day?
The sun more quickly heats the surface of the land during the daytime than that of the water. The reason for this is that the surface of the water has a much higher effective heat capacity (amount of temperature change for a given unit of heat imparted) than land. This contrast in surface temperatures causes the air column over land to expand, consequently an upper level pressure gradient to develop (high over land at altitude vs low over the water) and flow at altitude from land to ocean. This movement of air out of the land air column and towards the water air column causes a surface pressure gradient to develop, with a surface level high pressure over water and a surface level low over the land. This gradient drives the daytime "see breeze" flow of surface level air from the water to the land. It's actually part of a cell that develops that can be thought of as a roll laying parallel to the shore, going up over land, out to sea at height, down over the sea, and towards land at the surface.
