Jumping from 25,000ft with no parachute

US skydiver jumps without parachute into net from 25,000ft

Lazy Legend on Instagram: "Luke Aikins' 2016 jump from 25,000 feet without a parachute set a Guinness World Record, relying on a 100x100-foot Spectra-fiber net that stretched 30 feet to decelerate him from 120 mph terminal velocity over three minutes of freefall. With 18,000 prior skydives, Aikins used GPS and wind simulations for a margin of error under 10 feet; physics calculations showed the net generating 6-10 Gs of force, survivable when landing feet-first on his back. The post's video clip

TRIMENSIONSS on Instagram: "On july 30, 2016, skydiver luke aikins made history by jumping from 25,000 feet without a parachute and landing safely in a giant net — setting a world record that stunned millions. At 42 years old, luke, a third-generation skydiver with over 18,000 jumps, turned what seemed impossible into reality. after leaping from a cessna aircraft, he plummeted at a terminal velocity of 120 mph, using nothing but air currents and pinpoint precision to guide himself toward a 100-b