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Physics of Skydiving

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I have always had the dream of one day skydiving somewhere in the world. And since physics is everything, there is physics involved in skydiving. As you fall towards earth there are a few things that are involved in pulling you towards the surface of earth. Your weight is something that is involved in your fall to earth. The greater you weigh (mass), the faster you will fall to earth. Another thing that is involved directly with that is gravity. With the force of gravity pulling on you too, you will continue to fall towards earth. Hopefully your parachute will work and you will land safely on the ground.

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