The specific speed at terminal velocity depends on:
* The object's shape and mass: A heavier object or one with a larger surface area will have a higher terminal velocity.
* The density of the fluid it's falling through: A denser fluid like water will result in a lower terminal velocity compared to air.
* Other factors: Air resistance, wind speed, and even the object's rotation can affect terminal velocity.
It's important to understand that terminal velocity is not a specific speed, but rather a state of constant speed.
