BASE jumping
BASE jumping Base Jumping grew out of skydiving. BASE jumps are generally made from much lower altitudes than skydives, and a BASE jump takes place close to the object serving as the jump platform. Because BASE jumps generally entail slower airspeeds than typical skydives (due to the limited altitude), a BASE jumper rarely achieves terminal velocity. Because higher airspeeds enable jumpers more aerodynamic control of their bodies, as well as more positive and quick parachute openings, the longer the delay, the better they’ll feel
Place where This adventure held
El Capitan – Yosemite National Park, California
New River Gorge Bridge – Fayetteville, West Virginia
Perrine Bridge – Twin Falls, Idaho
Troll Wall – Norway
Angel Falls – Venezuela
Trango Towers – Northern Pakistan
Burj Khalifa – United Arab Emirates
