What does one kilometer mean?
A normal person walking at a regular pace might take twelve to fifteen minutes.
Jogging might take around five minutes.
Even the world record set by Kenyan athlete Noah Engeni on September 5, 1999, in Rieti, Italy, takes 2 minutes and 11.96 seconds.
While this distance isn't very long, it's enough to make many modern people feel tired when running it.
But at Wang Ye's seven Mach descent speed, this distance only takes 0.417 seconds.
That's roughly the time it takes for a person to blink once in a relaxed state.
In this instant,
over a billion people worldwide were glued to the live broadcast screen, watching the rapidly descending fireball in the sky, not daring to blink, knowing that if they did, they might miss the moment Wang Ye hit the ground.
Enveloped in flames, cameras could hardly capture any human shape,
only a round fireball could be seen, trailing a tail hundreds of meters long, swiftly moving downward.
