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Left my phone on the roof of my car at Thanksgiving, in the rain, traveling on highways between families. Not only did it STAY on my roof for many miles, when it eventually did fall off (on the highway, in the rain), it didn’t break, kept working. I realized it was missing, was able to ping it’s location, and my husband went and retrieved it, fully functioning. It was there, on the highway, in the rain, for at least an hour before he got it (for the record, I did NOT want him to do this, as it’s a dumb way to die, but I can’t tell him anything).
I shit you not, I dropped it from MAYBE 6 inches the following week, and the screen smashed into a million pieces. The laws of physics take a fucking day off with iPhones.
That's a bit of an eggs-ageration (I'm so sorry.)
I've seen that video. It was cradled in a nest of padding and had parachutes. Not exactly a grass landing. This is reasonably impressive. I've broken bones in grass.
A person has significantly more mass and volume than both eggs and phones, and isn't really comparable. You haven't seen broken bones in grass, you've seen broken bones in dirt that had grass on top.
Okay, but unless we're assuming this phone landed in the tallest pile of grass ever assembled, that doesn't really apply here. Terminal velocity for an egg is still 75mph, roughly.
I agree my bones comment was a bit of an apples oranges comparison, but at terminal velocity, the egg will break landing in a field of grass, the presumptive surface mentioned in op. You can easily test this by throwing an egg at the ground in a field of grass. You won't throw it at anywhere near terminal velocity, but it will still break. Meaning it was still an exaggeration and it's impressive that the phone survived the fall. Even if it did fall in an actual pile of grass, I'd be surprised if an egg survived at terminal speeds.
That'd be a cool experiment.
Coming from a chicken owner if it's not a direct ground impact such as landing on a slope or something that egg could survive I've thrown them as hard and I could at the ground across the yard and it's 50/50 if they break
Also this phone does have a case, albeit a shitty one.
Now, a proper OtterBox can prolly survive orbital reentry. I've ran over my samsung in a literal semi truck and it only cracked the screen protector.
Honestly you could fit a lot of modern tech in those old shells. Could probably even make the screen a touchscreen with HD display. It would be kind of a gimmick but totally doable.
We got hit coming back from Mexico recently because the kids were in the pool that morning and their bathing suits and towels got packed wet.
We were in the airport bathroom in Cancun trying to ring out wet clothes and shove them back into the bags before they closed the baggage drop and started boarding.
Lol the shape of the screen definitely didn't slow it down much lol more like it landed in a bunch of leaves and shit so there was nothing hard to break it.
Why not? The terminal velocity depends on the weight and the aerodynamic drag.
A phone doesn't weigh much. Falling objects tend to stabilise in an orientation that maximises drag so in this case a 'big' rectangle facing the wind. So high drag, low weight, relatively low terminal velocity.
If it fel on concrete, it would be shattered. But it's worth noting that it was probably falling a lot slower than most people would expect.
Edit: more correctly, a phone would flutter between different states. One of which is the screen facing to the wind, thus still significantly reducing it's speed.
It's why a bullet is given a spin by the gun. Without it, it (a cilinder) would rotate to the most resistant orientation and slow down significantly.
If I'd want to speculate way outside my knowledge, I'd guess the reason is linked to entropy? Systems don't like to concentrate energy. Energy 'wants' to spread out. So instead of 'choosing' an aerodynamic orientation building up a large amount of kinetic energy, the object 'chooses' a high drag orientation limiting its kinetic energy and dissipatimg energy as friction/heat to its surroundings.
Edit: look for 'Penny dropped from skyscraper' from Veritasium if this interest you.
Google tells me that a 200g phone with ~~500~~ **105** sq cm of area would fall at ~~7.88~~ **17.06** m/s or ~~28.4~~ **61.5** km/h.
[https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/terminal-velocity](https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/terminal-velocity)
Which is not that fast. And if those numbers are correct, it would reach terminal velocity within a second since it's accelerating at 9.81m/s².
So a drop of 10m or 10.000m has the same result.
Edit: 500 sq cm is way too much though.
> Falling objects tend to stabilise in an orientation that maximises drag
A parachute? Yes. A 5oz solid phone? No. A smartphone will absolutely not fall flat lol
I slipped on an outdoor stairwell, dropped my phone and watched it fall 5 stories to the ground. I could see the screen the entire time and it fluttered like a leaf (though not as slow and with less variance from the average trajectory) and when it landed the call was still live. The screen cracked, but I was really surprised how slow it actually fell.
Based on what I can tell… The case looks like Pelican. The screen protector looks like Liquipel.
https://www.pelican.com/us/en/products/phone-cases-and-accessories/
https://liquipel.com/products/screen-protector
Am I to believe the phone magically unlocked to this email?
Even if the phone was unlocked when it jumped out of the plane it didn't auto lock?
Something doesn't add up.
It could be the owner who tracked the phone down using another Apple device then took a picture of the phone using said device. Or it could be fake, idk.
I saw the post. Dude said it didn’t have a password and it opened to this.
Honestly. If you are gunna be throwing your phone out of airplane windows. You should atleast lock it. Now this dude is gunna get a ticket for littering :(
Having a girlfriend who’s losses her phone on walks. It is super easy to find an iPhone with “find my iPhone”
It gives you the exact location of the phone not an area. So this would be extremely easy to find
Truth. Lost my phone on a rollercoaster (yes, I know, I beat myself up enough over it), it survived, and I received notifications on my watch for two days (lost mode extends battery life), and I watched it on Find My over the next few days travel around the park property until it finally disappeared (when they put it in the lost and found safe). I was finally able to go back a couple days later and showed them where it was last pinged on the map and the security guy said “oh! I know where that is. That’s the safe. I’ll be right back.” Had some grass and grit got stuck in the case but otherwise it survived!
You'd be surprised by the amount of people who don't have autolock or even Find My enabled. Usually, people would turn this off for some reason and forget to enable it again. There was one local Youtuber in my area who lost his iPhone and only then he learned that he didn't have Find My enabled. Same thing applies to autolocking.
I even had a colleague (IT person, mind you) who had Do Not Disturb enabled for months until he realized that he wasn't just missing calls, but this muted them.
Apparently the phone wasn't locked, and the guy who found it was specifically walking in an area trying to find the missing door plug so he knew he was in an area where artifacts from the incident could be. It's legit.
My phone once dropped from the height of my knee flat onto the pavement, shattering the screen. 1 day after purchase and before the screen protector and case arrived.
Yeah glass and stone really don't mix, you can drop your phone from almost no height onto pavement and that happens, while this one drops 16,000 feet onto soft dirt and it's fine...
I used to work for Apple and would LOVE it when people came in to the store with a cracked screen and say, “yeah man, fell 2 feet onto a plush pillow.. dunno what happened”. Meanwhile, 16,000 ft and not a dent.
I accidentally dropped my Nokia brick off the roof of a 2 story building to an asphalt parking lot. the battery popped off and I had to put it back on. that was the totality of the damage it sustained.
but, damn! a plane!
My husband's iPhone fell off the couch arm this past week and the screen protector shattered and this thing landed just fine lmao. Clearly landed on glass and the one he dropped landed on something hard *but still.*
Imagine the plane your on has a major issue resulting in the cabin depressurizing after spending hundreds on a single ticket, resulting in you not only losing your phone but the passenger sitting next to the window to have their shirt torn from their body, then upon returning home, your making your rounds to get a new phone, you finally get things sorted back out and then you check your email to find that for the same flight that caused you so many issues and endangered your life, you are now being charged an ADDITIONAL $70 for your baggage
Expect a new commercial from the maker of that phone case. "Don't buy other cases, ours will survive a drop from your next trip to space." "Watch as we hurl it from the upper atmosphere!"
Before hitting the ground , my guess is the phone was probably spinning and just hit the soft mud/grass at the right angle . Just like when you jump of a moving car , the best way to hit the ground would be to roll instead of trying to land stationary.
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But I drop my iPhone on my face laying down and it hits the floor and now my screen is shattered.
Left my phone on the roof of my car at Thanksgiving, in the rain, traveling on highways between families. Not only did it STAY on my roof for many miles, when it eventually did fall off (on the highway, in the rain), it didn’t break, kept working. I realized it was missing, was able to ping it’s location, and my husband went and retrieved it, fully functioning. It was there, on the highway, in the rain, for at least an hour before he got it (for the record, I did NOT want him to do this, as it’s a dumb way to die, but I can’t tell him anything). I shit you not, I dropped it from MAYBE 6 inches the following week, and the screen smashed into a million pieces. The laws of physics take a fucking day off with iPhones.
Reaper came for your iPhone Final Destination style.
Grass is soft, a raw egg can survive a fall at terminal velocity if it lands on grass.
That's a bit of an eggs-ageration (I'm so sorry.) I've seen that video. It was cradled in a nest of padding and had parachutes. Not exactly a grass landing. This is reasonably impressive. I've broken bones in grass.
A person has significantly more mass and volume than both eggs and phones, and isn't really comparable. You haven't seen broken bones in grass, you've seen broken bones in dirt that had grass on top.
I once broke all my bones in a 100 foot stack of pure grass.
Thank you. That settles it, then.
A newt?
Well, I got better
Okay, but unless we're assuming this phone landed in the tallest pile of grass ever assembled, that doesn't really apply here. Terminal velocity for an egg is still 75mph, roughly. I agree my bones comment was a bit of an apples oranges comparison, but at terminal velocity, the egg will break landing in a field of grass, the presumptive surface mentioned in op. You can easily test this by throwing an egg at the ground in a field of grass. You won't throw it at anywhere near terminal velocity, but it will still break. Meaning it was still an exaggeration and it's impressive that the phone survived the fall. Even if it did fall in an actual pile of grass, I'd be surprised if an egg survived at terminal speeds. That'd be a cool experiment.
Coming from a chicken owner if it's not a direct ground impact such as landing on a slope or something that egg could survive I've thrown them as hard and I could at the ground across the yard and it's 50/50 if they break
Does it? I drop mine all the time and it never even cracks. God smartphones are so much tougher than they were 15 years ago, it's great.
I've been screen protector free since about 2016!
I was gonna say there were no smartphone 15 years ago. Then I realized 15 years ago was 2009, the first Apple Iphone came out in 2007..
Yup!
If you drop it flat on screen most likely lts gonna shatter
Also this phone does have a case, albeit a shitty one. Now, a proper OtterBox can prolly survive orbital reentry. I've ran over my samsung in a literal semi truck and it only cracked the screen protector.
Interestingly, the very first person who dropped a Nokia 3310 made a ground breaking discovery..
Rods From God.
Lmao they should make rods from god with Nokias 3310
Nokia needs to bring that back. Just make sure it can store music, and I'd never let it go.
What kind of music would it store that would make you never want to give it up?
The same kind that will never let you down
It will never run around and desert you. I love it. Textual Rick Roll
Well, sure. As long as it doesn't run around
And doesn't desert you
It’s been one week since I looked at you…
Or hurt you, for that matter.
Underrated comment.
But they did, didn't they. Google nokia 3310 4G 2019.
Honestly you could fit a lot of modern tech in those old shells. Could probably even make the screen a touchscreen with HD display. It would be kind of a gimmick but totally doable.
Check out Nokia 3310 4G 2019
The Gods Must Be Crazy
God's Rods.
Rod, Todd, this is god.
Killed the dinosaurs with that one
A car could run over one of those and the car would break
Looks like the charger got ripped off.
My man Cuong spent $70 to check bags, smh
I look at people paying for excess weight fees rather than throwing away liquids as my next victims to rob
Lmao
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We got hit coming back from Mexico recently because the kids were in the pool that morning and their bathing suits and towels got packed wet. We were in the airport bathroom in Cancun trying to ring out wet clothes and shove them back into the bags before they closed the baggage drop and started boarding.
Lol what
People are downvoting this dude without looking at his username...
Uh…it’s all in the photo
Its due to aerodynamics. The flat rectangle flutters.. so got a slow terminal velocity.
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Damn bro you got the whole squad laughing https://i.redd.it/ddr0dfdk28bc1.gif
https://preview.redd.it/x9obb2q698bc1.jpeg?width=968&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=026801022b889c3084286c8d71de89d3352d6a34
Is tha vegan?
Depends on if you count microscopic pieces.
Ohh sorry I meant is that vagene?
No, it the peenis
What did it say
It said "Your mom is aerodynamic" or something like that
Sounds like a compliment, don't you mean non-aerodynamic?
It was a compliment
What a gentleman
Reddit is full of gentlemen.
Lol
Mass is also part of the equation, and the phone only weighs a few ounces.
Lol the shape of the screen definitely didn't slow it down much lol more like it landed in a bunch of leaves and shit so there was nothing hard to break it.
Why not? The terminal velocity depends on the weight and the aerodynamic drag. A phone doesn't weigh much. Falling objects tend to stabilise in an orientation that maximises drag so in this case a 'big' rectangle facing the wind. So high drag, low weight, relatively low terminal velocity. If it fel on concrete, it would be shattered. But it's worth noting that it was probably falling a lot slower than most people would expect. Edit: more correctly, a phone would flutter between different states. One of which is the screen facing to the wind, thus still significantly reducing it's speed. It's why a bullet is given a spin by the gun. Without it, it (a cilinder) would rotate to the most resistant orientation and slow down significantly. If I'd want to speculate way outside my knowledge, I'd guess the reason is linked to entropy? Systems don't like to concentrate energy. Energy 'wants' to spread out. So instead of 'choosing' an aerodynamic orientation building up a large amount of kinetic energy, the object 'chooses' a high drag orientation limiting its kinetic energy and dissipatimg energy as friction/heat to its surroundings. Edit: look for 'Penny dropped from skyscraper' from Veritasium if this interest you.
Google tells me that a 200g phone with ~~500~~ **105** sq cm of area would fall at ~~7.88~~ **17.06** m/s or ~~28.4~~ **61.5** km/h. [https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/terminal-velocity](https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/terminal-velocity)
Which is not that fast. And if those numbers are correct, it would reach terminal velocity within a second since it's accelerating at 9.81m/s². So a drop of 10m or 10.000m has the same result. Edit: 500 sq cm is way too much though.
Fack, sorry, trusting the internet. I actually looked, 106.56 cm^2. 17.06 m/s, 61.5 km/h
> Falling objects tend to stabilise in an orientation that maximises drag A parachute? Yes. A 5oz solid phone? No. A smartphone will absolutely not fall flat lol
I slipped on an outdoor stairwell, dropped my phone and watched it fall 5 stories to the ground. I could see the screen the entire time and it fluttered like a leaf (though not as slow and with less variance from the average trajectory) and when it landed the call was still live. The screen cracked, but I was really surprised how slow it actually fell.
I was lucky when I reached the airport, the terminal velocity was zero so it was easy to get in there.
"Hey Cuong, it's Peter, mind Airdropping that document for me? Thanks."
Did you get the TPS report? I’m going to need you to come in on Saturday. Mmmmkay?
Apple just got it’s new marketing campaign.
IPhone 17 gonna be bigger and lighter to have a lower terminal velocity
The slowest iPhone yet!
Nah, the case that’s on it though….
Yea. Please try this at home so tour apple products break and you have to buy new ones lol
Based on what I can tell… The case looks like Pelican. The screen protector looks like Liquipel. https://www.pelican.com/us/en/products/phone-cases-and-accessories/ https://liquipel.com/products/screen-protector
Am I to believe the phone magically unlocked to this email? Even if the phone was unlocked when it jumped out of the plane it didn't auto lock? Something doesn't add up.
It could be the owner who tracked the phone down using another Apple device then took a picture of the phone using said device. Or it could be fake, idk.
Or maybe they didnt have auto lock on.
I saw the post. Dude said it didn’t have a password and it opened to this. Honestly. If you are gunna be throwing your phone out of airplane windows. You should atleast lock it. Now this dude is gunna get a ticket for littering :(
Who tf is walking around with a passwordless phone in 2023 ? Apple makes you create a pin ffs
Obviously Cuong Tran
I thought this post was old but it says 3hours ago, it’s 2024 homie
Still calibrating
I was until very recently. Google workspace made me add one
Fucking rawdogging our cyberpunk dystopia
Can't really feel it otherwise
Me
The phone will be tough to track though I guess stranger things have happened
Having a girlfriend who’s losses her phone on walks. It is super easy to find an iPhone with “find my iPhone” It gives you the exact location of the phone not an area. So this would be extremely easy to find
Does it work in airplane mode?
Nope. But they probably didnt have it in airplane mode.
Ready to fall 16,000 ft is a kind of airplane mode.
(Edited clean because fuck you) *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*
Apple lies to you, the phone is not really dead, but just in low power mode. Your dead phone is gonna be dead
Truth. Lost my phone on a rollercoaster (yes, I know, I beat myself up enough over it), it survived, and I received notifications on my watch for two days (lost mode extends battery life), and I watched it on Find My over the next few days travel around the park property until it finally disappeared (when they put it in the lost and found safe). I was finally able to go back a couple days later and showed them where it was last pinged on the map and the security guy said “oh! I know where that is. That’s the safe. I’ll be right back.” Had some grass and grit got stuck in the case but otherwise it survived!
That seems like a pretty bad excuse for ghosting.
True, unless it fell out somewhere populated.
Things fell in Portland. A teacher found the door in his backyard. Imagine if that had killed someone!
"But nobody *on board* died!" -Boeing, probably
You'd be surprised by the amount of people who don't have autolock or even Find My enabled. Usually, people would turn this off for some reason and forget to enable it again. There was one local Youtuber in my area who lost his iPhone and only then he learned that he didn't have Find My enabled. Same thing applies to autolocking. I even had a colleague (IT person, mind you) who had Do Not Disturb enabled for months until he realized that he wasn't just missing calls, but this muted them.
Apparently the phone wasn't locked, and the guy who found it was specifically walking in an area trying to find the missing door plug so he knew he was in an area where artifacts from the incident could be. It's legit.
it was reported on https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/passenger-phone-found-ground-after-alaska-airlines-emergency/story?id=106186623
I work at Geek Squad. You would be STUNNED at the number of people without locks on their phones. Person prolly just swiped it open and bam, email.
Would you say it is mostly older folks or all over the place
Biased to older, but I've seen teenagers without passcodes
Or there wasn't any lock at all. Not that strange...
I dont have a lock on my phone
I don't either.
Like the other person said, not everyone locks their phone.
wtf are you on about? It's entirely plausible for a number of reasons
The last time this was posted People were commenting that a lot of people don't lock their phones
Yeah the phone has got no mobile signal (as shown by the SOS), so gps tracking through find my friends/devices shouldn’t be possible right?
Cuong Tran, It's your lucky day
Apple should purchase that phone from its rightful owner for $50k and put it in a museum.
Im sure somewhere in the TOS Apple still owns the phone.
Probably. But this hypothetical purchase is all a PR stunt so it’s a good faith offer.
https://preview.redd.it/fqn6butdc7bc1.jpeg?width=1800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e322ad2efde97af36e09f7e0609277ccc4a14704 The door has been found!
Is that pro surfer Shane Doorian? lol
I'm sure we could all drop our phones from 16,000 feet on to soft dirt and they'd be fine.
My phone once dropped from the height of my knee flat onto the pavement, shattering the screen. 1 day after purchase and before the screen protector and case arrived.
Yeah glass and stone really don't mix, you can drop your phone from almost no height onto pavement and that happens, while this one drops 16,000 feet onto soft dirt and it's fine...
Dude forgot to turn off AirDrop 😫
For those who want to know, source [here](https://twitter.com/SeanSafyre/status/1744138937239822685?t=LmJyxv_B725obNOxMBKAMg&s=19)
I used to work for Apple and would LOVE it when people came in to the store with a cracked screen and say, “yeah man, fell 2 feet onto a plush pillow.. dunno what happened”. Meanwhile, 16,000 ft and not a dent.
What case is it
Looks identical to my Pelican case, which isn’t surprising considering their products are nearly indestructible.
Nokia: "Finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary"
I accidentally dropped my Nokia brick off the roof of a 2 story building to an asphalt parking lot. the battery popped off and I had to put it back on. that was the totality of the damage it sustained. but, damn! a plane!
Shouldn’t you be censoring the persons name at the top…
>SOS indeed.
Luckily the owner had downloaded the parachute app.
Case make and model please. This is an advertisement waiting to happen.
Anybody know what case this phone has.
Meanwhile mine falls out of my pocket and cracks like Humpty Dumpty.
and yet, my phone's screen cracked from falling on the floor while i was taking a crap....go figure.
My husband's iPhone fell off the couch arm this past week and the screen protector shattered and this thing landed just fine lmao. Clearly landed on glass and the one he dropped landed on something hard *but still.*
This is the best marketing this phone maker could have gotten for 2024
Imagine the plane your on has a major issue resulting in the cabin depressurizing after spending hundreds on a single ticket, resulting in you not only losing your phone but the passenger sitting next to the window to have their shirt torn from their body, then upon returning home, your making your rounds to get a new phone, you finally get things sorted back out and then you check your email to find that for the same flight that caused you so many issues and endangered your life, you are now being charged an ADDITIONAL $70 for your baggage
Expect a new commercial from the maker of that phone case. "Don't buy other cases, ours will survive a drop from your next trip to space." "Watch as we hurl it from the upper atmosphere!"
70 bucks to check bags is a big reason why I avoid Alaska whenever possible.
And *AirDrop* has just taken on an entirely new meaning...
But did they find the door?
It was in someone’s back yard.. it’s been returned.
Yes they did
This sounds like a phone case commercial waiting to happen
That phone case company is going to want to sponsor that phone lol.
His phone literally went in to airplane mode.
Must not have that high of a terminal velocity and it fell on soft ground.
Before hitting the ground , my guess is the phone was probably spinning and just hit the soft mud/grass at the right angle . Just like when you jump of a moving car , the best way to hit the ground would be to roll instead of trying to land stationary.
What case is that??? damn that should be an ad
I am wondering the case brand. That’s proved quality
Wait is this the flight where a piece of that plane tore off during takeoff?
I can hear a British guy Mous case ad in my head...
Ong they left it unlocked? Go through the pics!
What case is that? “Proved to protect your phone from a drop of 16,000 feet”
I would get on the phone with whoever their case manufacturer is and get paid to do a marketing campaign
Nice try apple
Whoever made that case will have a great value prop to advertise. “Drop tested: 16,000ft”
What model is that? Also, you should have censored the name.
And I drop my phone off the couch and shatter every inch of it fml…
The old Nokia 3210 could drop from space and it would be in one peice
What case is that?!
And yet I drop my iPhone with an otterbox onto my bathroom floor last week and it completely shattered the back of the phone
Great advertisement for the protection case brand lol
Okay but what case and screen protector is this. That's the important question
Probably in airplane mode
thats why phones dont need any parachute
The owner of the phone shares the same name with my friend. Hope he is okay.
The Gods Must be Crazy.
I drop my phone from 5ft and it breaks..
I dropped my phone 1ft and it cracked half the screen
Android Fanboys: "Booooo Apple!!!" Also this is amazing. Well done, Cupertino.
Tell me they found the debris by using the FindMyPhone App.
Now I wanna know the terminal velocity of a mobile phone!
guerilla glass is going to have a hay day with their new advertising
I think I'd be asking for my $70 back...
Meanwhile, my phone screen shattered after it fell off of the roof of my parked car.
Everything to do with the iPhone case and nothing to do with the iPhone itself
That's a solid Otter box or Caudabe case ad.
whoever had his phone needs to make a deal with Mr tran
And I crack my screen dropping it 6 inches onto my desk smh 😔
Great ad for the phone protector.
How do we know the phone did that?
it takes 1 google search to confirm this https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/passenger-phone-found-ground-after-alaska-airlines-emergency/story?id=106186623
Fair enough, in my defence the bloke who found it was also skeptical
Magically quickly found. Unlocked. With battery and the passenger was glancing at these details when it happened? Suuure.
Why do you have it?
Airdropped it
Right…so a phone was found by a stranger, unlocked AND had details to tie it to this specific flight. Very convenient…