You know, it strikes me that most people jumping out of an airplane at altitude (especially for the first time) probably are not worrying about how to piss, but rather have the opposite concern…
I couldn’t find any numbers that deal specifically with urine but the fastest raindrop reaches terminal velocity at 20 m/s whereas a human at TV will be going around 54 m/s so you’d be falling at about 2.7 times faster than your urine stream. Now you may wish to put some lateral motion into your fall on the off chance that you manage to land in the same spot as your urine when it catches up with you.
Unless you are opening the chute very close to the ground, your urine should catch up with you before you land, and at that point you have a giant umbrella over you.
I love the Dope.
Regards,
Shodan
Pilots have a saying, and I suppose it applies to skydivers too.
“On the way to the plane, never pass a toilet without an offering.”
Soldier’s version (as related by my son):
“Never miss a chance to pee, take a nap, or keep your mouth shut.”
Regards,
Shodan
It might be that kind of parachute with the hole right in the middle, top.
I’m gonna turn sideways, think about this toy, and pee like I’ve never peed before.
I rewatched the video and realized I can do better.
I’m pointing my important parts earthward, my face skyward. The last thing that supervillain is gonna see is my eyes squinched shut in intense effort, fist in front of me, coming for his plane like Mighty Mouse.
Never stand when you can sit, never sit when you can lie down.