The Skydiver (Continued)

As she packed up her gear, she couldn't help but think about the physics that had governed her jump. The acceleration due to gravity had pulled her down at 9.8 m/s², while air resistance had slowed her descent. The parachute's drag had reduced her velocity, allowing her to land safely.

She recalled the rush of freefall, where she'd reached a terminal velocity of around 120 mph. The wind had buffeted her, but she'd felt exhilarated, her senses heightened.

As she walked away from the landing site, she felt grateful for the experience. It wasn't just the thrill that drew her back; it was the beauty of the physics that governed the world.