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SlopedSurface

SlopedSurface

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Jul 20, 2026
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Would 130-150 meters onto water be enough for lethality? in the alternative, would 200+ also onto water be sufficient? I think jumping is my preferred method but I know it varies depending on height and landing surface and I always get kinda confused when I research
 
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NorthernSunset

NorthernSunset

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Aug 7, 2026
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The Golden Gate bridge is 227 meters tall, and a quick search says 2000 people have died, while just around 40 have survived.
Högakustenbron in Sweden is 180 meters tall, and is seeing increasing jumps (still nowhere that of GGB, it's a remote place in a small country).
 

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