To think that the dude who pulled this off is a “Safety and Training Adviser” for the United States Parachute Association makes me laugh. Back in 2016, skydiver, Luke Aikins made history when he jumped out of a Cessna at 25,000ft with no parachute on and used a GPS and his eyeballs to safely guide him into a 100-by-100-foot net. Dude fell for 2 minutes at terminal velocity and landed safely in a net. Wrap your mind around that.
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