On Earth, for every 160 m
On Earth, for every 160 meters of altitude, it decreases by one percent, due to the changing of air density. For humans, the world record is 382 miles per hour, achieved by making ones body completely vertical, similar to the way a bird predator dives. Since this value decreases with altitude, falling objects eventually begin to slow down over time. When drag force is equal to gravity, it has been reached. FTP, name this quantity that gives the limit of a speed of a falling object.          |
On Earth, for every 160 meters of altitude, it decreases by one percent, due to the changing of air density.
{Terminal Velocity}