Skydiving Speed Test: Recreating Action Film Stunts

Skydiving Speed Test: Recreating Action Film Stunts

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Other, Physical Ed, Architecture, Physics, Science

6th Grade - University

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Julian Dagen, a world parachuting champion, oversees a skydiving stunt with Vassal and Benoit. They aim to measure the speed of free fall from 4000 meters, adopting different positions to see how it affects speed. Julian curls into a ball, Benoit dives headfirst like a rocket, and Vassal stabilizes horizontally. They achieve speeds of 183, 288, and 325 km/h respectively. The experiment shows that body position, not mass, influences fall speed. Vassal successfully completes his first skydive, proving the hypothesis.

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What speeds did Julian and Benoit reach during their fall?

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What was the maximum speed achieved by a person diving vertically, as mentioned in the text?

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How does the position of the body affect the speed of the fall according to the text?

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