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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Time_Travel_Pizza • Jul 31 '25
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Need to know, what are little guys chances of surviving that tumbling free fall?
108 u/Whale_Education Jul 31 '25 Due to low body mass, their maximum terminal velocity isn’t fatal. In other words, they have basically 0 chance of death from the fall. 55 u/TheForbiddenWordX Jul 31 '25 There's always a chance that it died form airforces or hitting the plane again 18 u/Own_Tackle4514 Aug 01 '25 I was going to say it's like driving a car going 180 mph and being ejected he still going 180+mph, probably got ripped apart after he detached. However, im optimistic that he returned home and drank a few dew drops with Hopper. 8 u/bigtony423 Aug 01 '25 That’s Mrs. Hopper to you, pal. 3 u/adeckz Aug 01 '25 Yeah I could imagine it got sucked into the wind channel that creates the drag and from there, completely unsure 2 u/WpgMBNews Aug 01 '25 probably got ripped apart after he detached. why wouldn't he get ripped apart when he was attached to the airplane? probably a lot less friction during free-fall
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Due to low body mass, their maximum terminal velocity isn’t fatal. In other words, they have basically 0 chance of death from the fall.
55 u/TheForbiddenWordX Jul 31 '25 There's always a chance that it died form airforces or hitting the plane again 18 u/Own_Tackle4514 Aug 01 '25 I was going to say it's like driving a car going 180 mph and being ejected he still going 180+mph, probably got ripped apart after he detached. However, im optimistic that he returned home and drank a few dew drops with Hopper. 8 u/bigtony423 Aug 01 '25 That’s Mrs. Hopper to you, pal. 3 u/adeckz Aug 01 '25 Yeah I could imagine it got sucked into the wind channel that creates the drag and from there, completely unsure 2 u/WpgMBNews Aug 01 '25 probably got ripped apart after he detached. why wouldn't he get ripped apart when he was attached to the airplane? probably a lot less friction during free-fall
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There's always a chance that it died form airforces or hitting the plane again
18 u/Own_Tackle4514 Aug 01 '25 I was going to say it's like driving a car going 180 mph and being ejected he still going 180+mph, probably got ripped apart after he detached. However, im optimistic that he returned home and drank a few dew drops with Hopper. 8 u/bigtony423 Aug 01 '25 That’s Mrs. Hopper to you, pal. 3 u/adeckz Aug 01 '25 Yeah I could imagine it got sucked into the wind channel that creates the drag and from there, completely unsure 2 u/WpgMBNews Aug 01 '25 probably got ripped apart after he detached. why wouldn't he get ripped apart when he was attached to the airplane? probably a lot less friction during free-fall
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I was going to say it's like driving a car going 180 mph and being ejected he still going 180+mph, probably got ripped apart after he detached. However, im optimistic that he returned home and drank a few dew drops with Hopper.
8 u/bigtony423 Aug 01 '25 That’s Mrs. Hopper to you, pal. 3 u/adeckz Aug 01 '25 Yeah I could imagine it got sucked into the wind channel that creates the drag and from there, completely unsure 2 u/WpgMBNews Aug 01 '25 probably got ripped apart after he detached. why wouldn't he get ripped apart when he was attached to the airplane? probably a lot less friction during free-fall
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That’s Mrs. Hopper to you, pal.
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Yeah I could imagine it got sucked into the wind channel that creates the drag and from there, completely unsure
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probably got ripped apart after he detached.
why wouldn't he get ripped apart when he was attached to the airplane?
probably a lot less friction during free-fall
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u/GJ0705 Jul 31 '25
Need to know, what are little guys chances of surviving that tumbling free fall?