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[Nat67]

Fall is too far and landing too hard for that. In typical Arizona fashion there is no water in the creek ,just big rocks. Fall is over 100'. Here's a picture of bridge. 4 or 5 jumpers a year.

On closer inspection , it looks like somebody is about to jump and the finger wagged to the far right is telling them the best spot to pick ! Iso assisted suicide legal there ?

 

[Ishrub]

On closer inspection , it looks like somebody is about to jump and the finger wagged to the far right is telling them the best spot to pick ! Iso assisted suicide legal there ?

Or at 500X zoom it is more likely a yellow motorcycle crossing the bridge coming towards the finger.

 

[Ygransom]

It's actually an engineer inspecting the bridge.

 

[1olbull]

Fall is too far and landing too hard for that. In typical Arizona fashion there is no water in the creek ,just big rocks. Fall is over 100'. Here's a picture of bridge. 4 or 5 jumpers a year.

Very doubtful one would survive as a 100 foot fall places one at about 55 mph at impact!

 

[Nat67]

Very doubtful one would survive as a 100 foot fall places one at about 55 mph at impact!

I could survive that , EASY !

 

[Nat67]

It's actually an engineer inspecting the bridge.

Did he jump ? Looks like a thankless task !

 

[Steel]

 

[cusso ken]

Very doubtful one would survive as a 100 foot fall places one at about 55 mph at impact!

An object in free fall(without any air resistance )near the earths surface has a quarter mile time of 9.06 seconds and a speed of 198.7 mph

 

[1olbull]

I could survive that , EASY !

Only if landing on your HEAD!!!

 

[1olbull]

An object in free fall(without any air resistance )near the earths surface has a quarter mile time of 9.06 seconds and a speed of 198.7 mph

Where near the earth surface is there no air resistance?
Free-fall speeds approaching 200 mph can be attained in a head first, arms to the rear dive.
A "normal" fall terminal velocity is around 120 mph.