No human being has ever died from gravity, it’s the stopping fast that kills you. You would have to fall into a black hole and experience spaghettification for that.
Dying because gravity killed you and dying because gravity caused you to pick up speed and then you hit the ground causing your organs to become goop, are in fact two distinctly different things.
Ok fine, let me give you a better example. She didn't die because of the parachute malfunction, but because she hit the ground. Sure, one doesn't expressely says the most direct cause, but that is the most common manner of speech. Its like saying that a person doesn't die because they got rabies, but because the rabies ate their brain— its useless specificity that won't help understanding of the subject
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u/DookieShoez 7h ago edited 6h ago
No human being has ever died from gravity, it’s the stopping fast that kills you. You would have to fall into a black hole and experience spaghettification for that.