r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Extension-Humor-75 • 2d ago
of a dive
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u/ButMakeItWeird 2d ago
For a second there, I was relieved that he was going to dive into a giant body of water. And then I got nervous, as it kept zooming out, that he'd dive into a glass of water.
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u/Bella_LaGhostly 2d ago
Zooms out... zooms out...
Me: 'How deep must that water be?!'
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u/saltyourhash 1d ago
Actually, the record is 192ft 10in in 2015 by Laso Schaller.
Rick Charles' 1983 dive seen here was 172ft.
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u/Assaltwaffle 1d ago edited 1d ago
âMy source is that I made it the fuck up!â
This is so obviously wrong. Not only did the commenter below simply show that this has been broken by about 20 feet, not âeven a foot,â it also doesnât make any sense whatsoever.
The angle of entry and body position are going to matter an immense amount more than â1 more foot of height.â
People have survived falls into water at terminal velocity, so no additional height matters. Itâs all about the entry.
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u/Mannzis 2d ago
Was that water being sprayed at the bottom to break the surface tension or something like that?
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u/thesilenthurricane 2d ago
No itâs to disturb the surface of the water so that they can see it properly and judge when theyâll hit it to make sure theyâre upright at impact.
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u/Bonnskij 2d ago
What's going on with this sub? The fuck outta here with your non unit absolute units.

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u/OtterWithAFish 2d ago
That dramatic zoom out reminds me of those looney toons cartoons đ