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human
ELI5: If a person was to fall from an extreme height but something very heavy was to hit the water first, breaking the surface tension, would there be a chance of survival? If so how injured?

I heard that falling into water kills you because as a certain height the surface tension is hard as concrete, if this is true, if you were to break that surface tension would you be able to live? If so how injured?
gpt
No. It's true that water is unforgiving when falling from a great height, but there's no such thing as "breaking the surface tension". Surface tension is a property of water, not a thing that "forms" like a film.

Your best bet would still be a high-diver style efficient entry.