Aerodynamics Question
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Estimate the velocity as a function of altitude (up to 120,000 ft.) for a parachutist exiting an airplane or high altitude balloon. Assume standard atmospheric conditions. With respect to Mach numbers, what velocity/acceleration regimes to you expect? What assumptions do you need to make? Do you need oxygen? How about temperature? When is a good time to deploy the parachute? Are there any real-world examples (test pilots) you can think of? What happens in the case when no parachute is deployed, like in the example given? How would you target the safety net?
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