Discussion Would jumping from over 200 meters (656 feet) result in instantaneous death?

[wereqryan]

I have this idea of going to Romania and climbing one of the really tall abandoned chimneys for jumping. Would a jump from such a tall height result in instant death? I don't want to be in agony.

 

[Alec]

Honestly I'm not a professional on this matter but it looks pretty damn fucking high!!!

 

[toomuchgrief]

If you free fall hit the ground with nothing help absorb your fall, then you guarantee done.

Those who survived high fall are some airplane lady who got herself strap in a cabin seat of the airplane wing, the cabin broke apart as the airplane crash and fall with her tied in it, then the cabin land on deep snow in a deep slope snow further absorb her fall, hench she survived, wake up after months in coma.
If you strap in a cabin which already protect you, then land on snow then the cabin roll and roll down the slope. You will fucking survive. That no fucking miracle.

Also some dude fall out of the airplane and land on a huge glass building, shatter all the glasses which absorb his fall, then a metal wire in the building caught him and dangling him.
A metal wire dangling him, so basically he dangling in the glass building by a wire. Hench, he survived. Not a miracle. Luck.

If you go straight down that hole hit the concrete below, you be done. No question about it.

eta: oh, btw, there a bridge that exactly this height 656 feet. You go straight down to rocks below. And there 122 people who suicide there, and NONE survived. Repeat, NONE survive. Obviously they went straight down the rocks as they plunge from the bridge.
If none of those 122 people survive. If you go straight down, I bet you won't survive too.

 

[wereqryan]

Honestly I'm not a professional on this matter but it looks pretty damn fucking high!!!

Yeah its very high. Hopefully, I will generate enough momentum for an instantaneous death.

If you free fall hit the ground with nothing help absorb your fall, then you guarantee done.

Those who survived high fall are some airplane lady who got herself strap in a cabin seat of the airplane wing, the cabin broke apart as the airplane crash and fall with her tied in it, then the cabin land on deep snow in a deep slope further absorb her fall, hench she survived after months in coma.
If you strap in a cabin which already protect you, then land on snow then roll and roll. You will fucking survive. That no fucking miracle.

Also some dude fall out of the airplane and land on a huge glass building, shatter all the glasses and instead of fall to the ground, Nope. A metal wire dangling him, so basically he dangling in the glass building by a wire. Hench, he survived. Not a miracle. Luck.

If you go straight down that hole hit the concrete below, you be done. No question about it.

Yeah if I hit concrete ground with no absorbed impact, death is definitely a guarantee but I want to know whether the death will occur immediately or not.

eta: oh, btw, there a bridge that exactly this height 656 feet. You go straight down to rocks below. And there 122 people who suicide there, and NONE survived. Repeat, NONE survive. Obviously they went straight down the rocks as they plunge from the bridge.
If none of those 122 people survive. If you go straight down, I bet you won't survive too.

Yeah.

 

[toomuchgrief]

If you were to plunge, I suggest you plunge into that hole. Since there nothing to block or absorb your fall. Like a water well, you go straight down, this time no water below. You be done.
And I think it be done quick, BAM you hear your body crash and all black.

Remember this, even in boxing, someone hit you in the head, you probably have a concussion or pass out. You hit your head anywhere in that chimmy, guarantee you will pass out, due to it hard concrete. You won't know anything if you pass out from a concussion.

I don't know how realisticly is that chimmy access to the public though. especially for public who have zero experience in climbing. As those people are experts perform the show.

btw, from Google, this say to be 840 feet to be exact. 256 meters.

Yeah, I'm sure you be dead, if somehow you can manage to be up there.

Fuck. If this was easy to access, then wait for me, I want to plunge down that hole too. It like 840 feet well with no water, concrete below. You be dead. No ambulance can go down that 840 feet deep like a well to rescue you.

 

[LMLN]

Yikes! That would take some guts to jump into that!

 

[lostangel]

You said ''going to Romania''. You don't need 200m for it to kill you. You need 50 minimum. If you land on concrete you will die because of how solid it is. There is a cliff where I have I mind where I want to jump. It's 200m above the water. Hope this helps.

 

[wereqryan]

If you land on concrete you will die because of how solid it is.

Will I die instantly or in agony?

 

[lostangel]

Forgot to answer, but you will die instantly. You can research video on gore sites of people doing it. You can see how they are unconscious instantly after the fall.

 

[wereqryan]

You can research video on gore sites of people doing it. You can see how they are unconscious instantly after the fall.

Yeah I've seen it on bestgore.com. Still needed to confirm it.

 

[departing]

Jumping from 200 meters should be more than enough for instantaneous death. Just don't let your fall get broken or cushioned by something on the ground.

 

[littlemisssunshine]

sorry to invade but what happens to the body on impact in jumps like this? When it needs to be identified will anything be made out? X

 

[TAW122]

The simple answer is yes, it would result in death. This is especially true if you have no protective gear of any sort (no helmets, vests, shin protectors, arm guards, etc.). As for the lady who fell from a plane, she was holding onto a part of the plane, so despite falling from thousands of feet from the sky, the part of the airplane absorbed almost all the impact, leaving her body to only take a very small amount of impact, only resulting in injuries rather than death.

 

[needaplan]

if you want to travel, why dont you go to beachy head?

 

[nbn]

I have this idea of going to Romania and climbing one of the really tall abandoned chimneys for jumping. Would a jump from such a tall height result in instant death? I don't want to be in agony.

Watching the video brought shivers down the spine. A person needs balls of steel to even climb that. I cant do that in this life

 

[wereqryan]

if you want to travel, why dont you go to beachy head?

That's another choice I have.

 

[Nogodallchaos]

Does anyone else just watch the video and feel nothing? Like being so accustomed to the concept of death you're not afraid of it anymore

 

[Despondent]

I'm desparate to ctb but damn.. hah
I felt a panic attack coming on and I'm just chilling in my bed haha

 

[Responsibleresident]

If you were to plunge, I suggest you plunge into that hole. Since there nothing to block or absorb your fall. Like a water well, you go straight down, this time no water below. You be done.
And I think it be done quick, BAM you hear your body crash and all black.

Remember this, even in boxing, someone hit you in the head, you probably have a concussion or pass out. You hit your head anywhere in that chimmy, guarantee you will pass out, due to it hard concrete. You won't know anything if you pass out from a concussion.

I don't know how realisticly is that chimmy access to the public though. especially for public who have zero experience in climbing. As those people are experts perform the show.

btw, from Google, this say to be 840 feet to be exact. 256 meters.

Yeah, I'm sure you be dead, if somehow you can manage to be up there.

Fuck. If this was easy to access, then wait for me, I want to plunge down that hole too. It like 840 feet well with no water, concrete below. You be dead. No ambulance can go down that 840 feet deep like a well to rescue you.

Can you imagine if a company gave helicopter rides over favorable landscape? Would they sell many one way tickets?