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If your plane blew up and you were falling in mid-air, could you really see anything?

Panel 1:
A man in blue jeans and a long-sleeved shirt is falling through the clouds. Above him is the question, â€œIf your plane blew up and you were falling in mid-air, could you really see anything?
Below the man are the words: â€œYou would not see very much unless you happened to have some goggles hanging around your neck.
Panel 2:
At the top of the page are the words: â€œThink of it like riding on a motorcycle at 120 miles per hour with nothing to shield your eyes from the wind.â€
The same falling man appears in the upper right corner of the panel. He continues falling and shields his face from a dark-haired, god-like, female figure blowing into his face.
Panel 3:
At the side of the panel, an airplane dives toward the ground out of control. To the left of it, two men struggle in mid-air.
The text reads: â€œOf course, this didnâ€™t prevent James Bond from catching up with and taking a parachute away from a bad guy in Moonraker (1979). But thatâ€™s a movie.
Panel 4:
The man is still falling through the clouds, but now he is on his back with his arms folded behind his head. He looks relaxed. A bird to his right is surprised to see him.
Above him is a question plus a statement: â€œCould you just look up? Youâ€™d have a nice view of the sky at least.â€
Below him, the answer reads: â€œUm, unless you are an experienced skydiver, falling in a stable position on your back is easier said than done.
This cartoon is part of a series called Falling. It is written and drawn by Jim Hamilton who can be found on Instagram at Green Harbor Publications (all one word, greenharborpublications).

Panel 1: A man in blue jeans and a long-sleeved shirt is falling through the clouds. Above him is the question, â€œIf your plane blew up and you were falling in mid-air, could you really see anything? Below the man are the words: â€œYou would not see very much unless you happened to have some goggles hanging around your neck. Panel 2: At the top of the page are the words: â€œThink of it like riding on a motorcycle at 120 miles per hour with nothing to shield your eyes from the wind.â€ The same falling man appears in the upper right corner of the panel. He continues falling and shields his face from a dark-haired, god-like, female figure blowing into his face. Panel 3: At the side of the panel, an airplane dives toward the ground out of control. To the left of it, two men struggle in mid-air. The text reads: â€œOf course, this didnâ€™t prevent James Bond from catching up with and taking a parachute away from a bad guy in Moonraker (1979). But thatâ€™s a movie. Panel 4: The man is still falling through the clouds, but now he is on his back with his arms folded behind his head. He looks relaxed. A bird to his right is surprised to see him. Above him is a question plus a statement: â€œCould you just look up? Youâ€™d have a nice view of the sky at least.â€ Below him, the answer reads: â€œUm, unless you are an experienced skydiver, falling in a stable position on your back is easier said than done. This cartoon is part of a series called Falling. It is written and drawn by Jim Hamilton who can be found on Instagram at Green Harbor Publications (all one word, greenharborpublications).

Published On: February 3, 2025

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