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I am looking for a site I can monitor to find out about beta sign ups and important unbiased gaming news for pc gamers. Let me know what you think the best site is.
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Is it possible to jump in and out of a moving jet?
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After watching a battlefield 3 video online (http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/12/09/and-in-other-pc-gaming-news-210/) I got into an argument over whether it was actually possible to jump out of a jet and then get back in. Do you think its possible or have and scientific facts proving or disproving it.
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There are many variables, but it is THEORETICALLY possible. It depends what you mean by, ''jump out, then back in''
For a jet moving at a constant speed, on a horizontal axis, no.
A jet is being kept level and accelerating forward byuplift and thrust, not to mention its aerodynamic design. If you were to jump directly out, perpendicular to the plane, gravity will immediately pull you down and below the level of the plane you just exited, not to mention your perpendicular displacement (away from the door) as you jump out to hinder any attempt to get back in. Due to newtonian laws, you already have momentum parallel to the direction of travel inside the plane, therefore if air resistance was non existant and the plane kept at a constant speed, you would effectively stay ''opposite'' the door and not displace back towards the rear of the plane. Bit since air resistance is a reality, your velocity is slowed, therefore the plane would quickly accelerate ahead of you (not including gravity pulling you vertically down)
However, If you were to put the Jt into an accelerated nosedive, then jump out (considering the plane is being piloted by someone else, preventing the plane from veering offcourse) the plane could match your fall to terminal velocity, vertically downward, effectively keeping yourself ''level'' with the door, allowing yourself to re-enter (by aerodynamically positioning your body to be less aerodynamically resistant towards the door)
This however is highly theoretical and realistically, you could not control all these variables... so its POSSIBLE, but highly unlikely.
There are many variables, but it is THEORETICALLY possible. It depends what you mean by, ''jump out, then back in''
For a jet moving at a constant speed, on a horizontal axis, no.
A jet is being kept level and accelerating forward byuplift and thrust, not to mention its aerodynamic design. If you were to jump directly out, perpendicular to the plane, gravity will immediately pull you down and below the level of the plane you just exited, not to mention your perpendicular displacement (away from the door) as you jump out to hinder any attempt to get back in. Due to newtonian laws, you already have momentum parallel to the direction of travel inside the plane, therefore if air resistance was non existant and the plane kept at a constant speed, you would effectively stay ''opposite'' the door and not displace back towards the rear of the plane. Bit since air resistance is a reality, your velocity is slowed, therefore the plane would quickly accelerate ahead of you (not including gravity pulling you vertically down)
However, If you were to put the Jt into an accelerated nosedive, then jump out (considering the plane is being piloted by someone else, preventing the plane from veering offcourse) the plane could match your fall to terminal velocity, vertically downward, effectively keeping yourself ''level'' with the door, allowing yourself to re-enter (by aerodynamically positioning your body to be less aerodynamically resistant towards the door)
This however is highly theoretical and realistically, you could not control all these variables... so its POSSIBLE, but highly unlikely.
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