Falling from the 23rd floor, how many pieces will the body run

It's become a meat sauce The floor is too high The gravity and pressure are very high, and if you encounter a wire or something, it will be cut into 2 pieces and 3 pieces.

First of all, the angle of falling is different, and the result is naturally different.

Falling down if there is no touching anything else to the ground results from several different angles below.

1. The head hits the ground and the top of the head or the cervical vertebrae and the face are flowering, the brains burst, such as watermelons breaking, the head is directly broken and flying out, and the face is unrecognizable.

2. Landing on the ground is basically cracking or disconnecting the joints of the hands and feet and thighs like patting cucumbers.

3. When the feet land on the ground, the leg bones are inserted into the chest cavity and the waist is folded in half, and the legs still fly out.

All in all miserable.

A mess. Unless dropped on the blade.

Under normal circumstances, if it is broken, the 34th floor can be broken, and the people you said are still complete when they jump down seventy or eighty meters, which may be due to other reasons, such as the wind just blowing, or being blocked by a tree branch or something, so it will not, under normal circumstances, three or four floors can already be broken.

At least a few meters above which a person will die if he falls down, it depends on each person's physical condition and objective environment to determine the size of the risk factor. Some walked normally and suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and died on the spot. Some accidentally fell from the fifth floor, and there were ropes to dry clothes to cushion and stay safe.

There is no specific answer to this question.

A normal person should be about seven meters, isn't there a saying that says that? Seven meters down, either dead or injured.

And it also depends on the body mass decision. An average adult who falls from about 5 meters at about 60kg will be seriously injured.

If the height is 1-4 meters, it will only fall and break bones, but also look at what terrain you are falling, the mud is the least painful, and the wetter the better.

Not necessarily, depending on where you land, the sand can not be broken, and the concrete can be broken into a meatloaf. Anyway, if you jump off a building above five floors, you will basically die.

It's not easy to come into this world. Maybe we are only a moment in many people's memories, but we are the protagonists of our lives, irreplaceable.

A normal person should be about 7 meters.

500 meters is not broken, it needs to be higher, because the structure of the human body will break and turn into mud.

Maybe someone else has a special constitution, you must not do it

It depends on the physical fitness of the individual.