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I think it is not possible, my friend seems to think if you press hard enough on the atmosphere it will become dense enough to jump on.
With a person's feet? That's absurd.Lunct said:I think it is not possible, my friend seems to think if you press hard enough on the atmosphere it will become dense enough to jump on.
exactly what I was saying. So I am right?phinds said:With a person's feet? That's absurd.
What did I just say? Do I really need to say it again?Lunct said:exactly what I was saying. So I am right?
I am trying to prove him wrong, okay.phinds said:What did I just say? Do I really need to say it again?
We do not debunk nonsense here at the PF. Thread is closed.Lunct said:I am trying to prove him wrong, okay.
No, it is not physically possible for humans to double jump in real life. Double jumping requires a person to push off the ground with their feet twice in quick succession while in mid-air, which goes against the laws of physics and the limitations of human anatomy.
Yes, some animals and creatures have the ability to double jump. For example, certain species of frogs, grasshoppers, and kangaroos have been observed double jumping as a form of locomotion or defense mechanism. However, they are able to do so because of their unique physical abilities and adaptations.
In video games, double jumping is a fictional ability that is programmed into the game. It is often used as a gameplay mechanic to allow characters to reach higher platforms or perform impressive stunts. It is not based on any real-life physics or human capabilities.
No, there is currently no technology or equipment that can enable a person to double jump in real life. While devices like jetpacks or bionic implants may allow for increased jumping height, they do not replicate the specific action of pushing off the ground twice in mid-air like a double jump.
Attempting a double jump in real life can be dangerous and is not recommended. It can lead to serious injuries such as sprains, strains, or fractures. It is important to recognize the limitations of the human body and not try to replicate fictional abilities that go against the laws of physics.