God hate to say this but the turncoat scummer is correct. terminal velocity [or fally down speed as al puts it ] is dependent on air resistance and due to the thickness of the air the altitude above sea level. The weight of an object only effects the speed at which the object accelerates, but escentionly all objects in perfect lab conditions will accelerate until they reach the same velocity.Originally posted by A.B
things accelerate up to a maximum fally down speed, only thing that will prevent this is the air resistance the object or person provides ie parachute or feather. i think - doh now i'm regretting not listening
where's jose??
A.B