Most paratroopers about 3.8km They perform jumps from heights. But can it be skipped from the International Space Station?
Unless you’re dressed like Iron Man, answer is no.
Let’s say Iron Man gave you his special suit and wanted to see what would happen. When you’re ready, you’re about to jump.
3… 2… 1… Stop!
One last thing before you jump in: straight up Did you know that you will not fall to earth? Just like the space station does not fall to the planet, but returns, while you jump by the laws of inertia since you have the same speed, You continue your jump for 2.5 years… If you were to dive like a normal parachutist, your flight would only last 2 hours.
So why do we fall in 2.5 years when our space station has been successfully orbiting the Earth for years?
Because the station’s motors, in order to keep the speed constant, burns regularly. But since there are no such engines in your suit, you will eventually fall.
But that’s not exactly good news; because during your journey of 2.5 years More than 13,000 space debris There is a possibility to bump and prod you. Because you don’t have engines, you can’t maneuver…
Let’s say you successfully survived 2.5 years and entered the atmosphere.
From this point on, you have only one goal: to slow down. Since you’re traveling at hypersonic speeds, you’ll need to open the parachute first it will cause your parachute to shatter.
In addition, due to this high speed, the effect on your costume air pressure, It will be exactly 8 times air pressure under normal conditions. If you fall with your head upside down, the blood in your body will pool on your feet and you will pass out.
Moreover, these are all located in the upper layers of the atmosphere. in the middle of the freezing cold It will happen… Fortunately, just as we warm our hands by rubbing against each other in cold weather, since we are moving at high speed, the air molecules outside of us will rub against our costume and we will warm up. up to 1650 degrees…
This temperature is It’s more than enough to melt your costume… Let’s just hope that Tony Stark has thought of all this and prepared the suit with sufficient durability. As you go through everything and continue your journey, you have now entered the last kilometer, from this point your task is easy. You can open your parachute and enjoy…
Source: Web Tekno
Ashley Johnson is a science writer for “Div Bracket”. With a background in the natural sciences and a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe, she provides in-depth coverage of the latest scientific developments.