>>18692211It's not physically impossible but not realistically applicable. I don't a have the scientific background to explain it in the correct words though.
If you could exert enough downward force to cancel out your currrent falling speed, then yes - you wouldn't hit the ground. The problem is that would be the exact same thin as actually hitting the ground.
1. you don't have that kinda of strength
2. if you did, you would go splat for from executing the jump.
