Answers. Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Only in a handful of states and only under VERY strict laws. Late term abortions can ONLY happen if the mother is examined by the doctor and found to be severely at risk to serious health problems and or death from carrying the fetus to term.THEN, the woman must be examined by 2 other, independent doctors who must make the same determination.nswers. Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Only in a handful of states and only under VERY strict laws. Late term abortions can ONLY happen if the mother is examined by the doctor and found to be severely at risk to serious health problems and or death from carrying the fetus to term.
Diving Forces. During the 3-second fall from 85 feet (26 meters), competition divers at the 2009 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series experienced forces of 2 to 3 Gs when they hit the water and decelerated.That's nine times stronger than the forces Olympic high divers feel diving from 33-foot (10-meter) high platforms.ut gravity is a powerful force. As you fall, it pulls you toward the earth, or in the case of cliff diving, toward the water, at a speed of 32 feet per second per second (9.8 meters per second per second).
Director of the Forest Service Utah Avalanche Center (Much of this material is reprinted from the Book Staying Alive in Avalanche Terrain by Bruce Tremper and published by Mountaineers Books, 2001.) How fast do avalanches go? Dry slab avalanches typically travel 60-80 miles per hour. They reach these speeds within about 5 seconds after they fracture. Wet avalanches usually travel much slower, around 20 miles per hour. What kind of avalanche is most dangerous? Dry slab avalanches account for almost all avalanche fatalities. A slab avalanche is like a dinner plate sliding off the table. A cohesive plate of snow slides as a unit on top of weaker snow. The slab shatters like a pane of glass with the victim in the middle of the slab and usually there's no escape.