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I have access to a 250m+ uninterrupted drop to solid rock. I'm wondering if there are documented cases of people falling from such height and still being conscious for a prolonged period of time.
I'm assuming the impact would cause instant death.
You'll probably be conscious the whole time, maybe ten seconds or something. May as well float down on your back and look at the sky instead of the approaching ground. Yeah you're unlikely to survive.
Usually anything over 150m onto a solid surface is an instant game over, figures for people surviving that are slim to none apart from exceptional circumstance ie: breaking their fall or speed of fall being slowed down etc.
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