Jumping from 5 meters feels like falling for eternity. There is this uncomfortable moment where you start thinking "I've been in the air for long enough now" and you keep falling anyways. <br>There is no way I would voluntarily jump from 20 meters, let alone perform some artistic stunt. Massive respect to her!,(reply>), @jo jo I've bungee jumped and skydived, and to me it always felt more like falling rather than flying, I was disappointed too!,(reply>), @M C not quite. We're moving toward eachother, and the earth moves much much less than the person,(reply>), @aceman0000099 its also funny to think that that feeling is acutally the earth moving towards us, rather than us falling to the earth,(reply>), When I jumped from 10m, I fully felt the acceleration of gravity and realised just how true my physics lessons were. I was falling long enough to not only think about the fall, but to think about it a second time and comprehend the difference between the two feelings of speed. Like a natural rollercoaster. <br>At 10m, you land going 50kmh. So beyond that height,  every meter you add only gives you a fraction increase in time or velocity.<br><br>It takes about 45x that height to reach top speed at the bottom, which is about 200km, so 45x the height for 4x the speed.,(reply>), Really? I kind of like the falling part, feels like flying, but definitely not the impact.