★★★ *FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE VIDEO / FACT UPDATES* ★★★ *1) Is he wearing a parachute under his jacket?* - No he is not, Just before climbing into the plane to make the jump, Luke Aikins said "he had been ordered to wear a parachute by the event organisers, but indicated he wouldn't open it. As the plane was climbing to 25,000 feet above the drop zone, he said the requirement had been lifted and he took the parachute off for the jump" *2) He almost missed the net, he was very close to the edge* - Yes he was, he stated in an after jump interview, once he knew he was over the net, he just focused on rolling over and not worrying about being perfectly in the center. Here is the link to the after interview, the responce is at the 1min mark - ua-cam.com/video/h8WJckkj-QM/v-deo.html *3) Just before he jumps at **0:19** is he throwing a Nazi Salute?* - He is instructing his camera man that "it's time to jump" "Comment by Harry Hog" - it's actually a military free fall hand and arm signal for the execution command of “GO” it’s standardized so it can seen in the day or night ★ Here is a diagram from a Military hand signals PDF - photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMttkQbzS0n5-Yo3qwdOByN5FowfNhKUCplVCJm ★ Here is the PDF Link - fas.org/irp/doddir/army/tc3-21-60.pdf *4) What is the point of wearing a Helmet?* - Helmets are for when exiting the plane (jumping out) in case they hit their head on the plane they will not be knocked out when falling. Also you can actually survive a fall to the ground at terminal speed, but would still take severe injury including head injury. But I think you will find the TV show, Insurance company and officials required he wore it. It's also a precaution in case you hit one of the other jumpers in mid air and knock each other unconscious. *5) A man jumped out of a plane with no parachute, through a hole in a roof, onto a trampoline first* - That was a fake jump (CGI / Clever Editing) and a publicity stunt for a trampoline park - Here is an article link www.snopes.com/fact-check/scared-chuteless *I also did a story on that jump here is the link* - ua-cam.com/video/7hG44arJ00s/v-deo.html *6) He was not the first, in 2012 a man jumped out of a plane with no parachute, and landed on boxes* - I have had a few people mention this stunt, and I cannot believe it needs to be pointed out to these people, he wore a WINGSUIT! and glided onto boxes. TOTALLY DIFFERENT STUNT! *I also did a story on that jump here is the link* - ua-cam.com/video/7hG44arJ00s/v-deo.html *7) How did he adjust his trajectory to hit the net?* - During free-fall a skydiver can perform a variety of maneuvers such as spinning, moving forward, moving backward, just by changing the shape of his body to "catch" the wind a certain way. In other words subtle changes with his arms and legs. *8) How high is 25,000 feet in metric?* - it's 7,620 mtrs, although why anyone really needs to know that is beyond me, you can clearly see it's HIGH UP!, also planes fly at 30,000-35,000 feet, so clearly it's high. Mount Everst is 29,030 feet or 8,848 mtrs. *9) Why jump from only 25,000 feet, why not higher?* - Ann Kathrin said in the comments "it was an unpressurized Cessna 208 Caravan with a service ceiling of exactly 25,000 ft." *9) How did the cameraman land, what happen to him?* - You will notice in the video at 2:58 that the 3 extra parachuters next to Luke (all in black) opened their parachutes, the footage at 3:11 is from a GoPro on Lukes chest, which you will see at 1:07 *10) People keep jokingly commenting "How did that net support the weight of his massive balls"* - Well it almost didn't, here is a video Luke uploaded 4 months ago, AFTER I made my video of the jump, so I was not aware of it. It was a drop test of a weight bag to test the net system, and on the first test, the weight went right through the net. This is why I believe there were 2 nets, in case he fell through the first one. LINK - ua-cam.com/video/WXggFfVsYiE/v-deo.html UPDATE 19.5.21: I spoke with the Stunt Coordinator and it turns out the net in the video link was just a substandard quality net to test the theory of catching a certain weight, after this test they upgraded to a better material net. *11) What about the wind blowing him off course* - They would not have performed this stunt on a windy day, there would have been a maximum safe wind before getting approval for the jump by safety coordinators and insurance company. There was a time where they would not launch the Space Shuttle on a windy day, because of the problems it creates with the launch. They would simply postpone the launch to the wind dies down or until it's a non windy day. *12) What is the point of the jump?* - Now these are my own opinions on this question, but what is the point of climbing Mt Everest, or any mountain for that matter, and people will tell you "because it's there", Luke achieved a few things doing this jump, that 99.9% of people do not achieve climbing Mt Everest. - He was the first to do it, and being first always makes anything worth it as you get mentioned in books as being the first, such as the Guinness Books of Records. - He was already highly experienced and skilled in skydiving, this is just another feather in his cap, showcasing his skill. - To do something in his field of expertise that has never been done before and to show it can be done, like the first back flip on a Motorcross bike or Monstertruck. - This was televised live on TV, making it even more impressive, can you recall the last televised climb of Mt Everest? no me either. - He is now listed in the Guinness Book of Records for this jump. - All these things combined, now make him a much more sought after skydiver trainer or consultant. Now all of the above points may be valid, but it could also be as simple as, he just wanted to do it
I already had this FAQ pinned for over 2 years, but somehow I must of deleted it as it was gone when I last checked 6/12/21. Lucky I keep a copy of all my FAQ's so I was able to Cut & Paste instantly.
helmets are for when exiting the plane jumping off so if they hit their head on the plane and will be knocked out when falling.. you learned something today good job
@Qpid 1986 in my country, it compensated death due to suicide. But it must be happened only after 1 year of the insurance policy. But attempt on suicide which result in injury but no death, will not be compensated. So if anyonr want to suicide, make sure to do it after 1 year taking policy, and 100% die. If not, u get nothing.
@Qpid 1986 Tom Hanks, who played an astronaut in Apollo 13, explained that during the height of the space race in the 1960s, no life insurance companies were willing to sell life insurance to astronauts.
I thought jumping out of a perfectly good airplane was risky enough. This man took it to the next step and left the perfectly good parachute on the perfectly good airplane then jumped out.
Good thing the world is FLAT and is stationary! Because if the world rotated like the GLOBE heads tell you. Then this is absolutely impossible to do. How can you jump 25,000 feet in the air to a target below you when they tell you the world is rotating at 1000 MPH haha. This video proves the world is stationary! Stop being believing the lies! The world is FLAT .
Just imagine for a second the relief he felt when he turned his back to the ground not being able to see what he would hit, and then feeling himself hit the net and slow down. Must have been amazing.
It must have been such a clear moment when he turned. You either did it right or you are dead. Its so simple i wonder if he accepted death when he turned.
"For a second I thought I was dead. But when I felt something on my back I knew it was the net. Only a net feels like that. If I'd missed that net? I wouldn't of felt a thing. I would've been dead."
YES finally found someone who uses metric system. also, almost every country uses metric but the title says 25000ft. they made the title so that only one or two countries know how high this is.
@@Lars-gu3wi airplane related stuff isn't always in metric though. Speed and height aren't measured in meters or kilometer. Although i don't see a reason why it shouldn't be.
A Ņ Đ Ý It’s probably just because Brits and Americans have historically had the vast majority of influence in aerospace. Yes the Germans contributed a lot, but they haven’t contributed as much since their major contributions during WWII.
I don't care what anyone says. this man has the biggest brass made balls on the planet. What an incredible feat for humanity. Seriously it takes nerves of steel to skydive period. Then to do it without a chute at 25000 feet? Oh my God dude. YEEEEEAAAAH!!!!! That's so American it ain't even funny lol. How awesome. How incredibly awesome. I'm so happy you made it. God has seriously blessed you sir. 🎉❤ Much love buddy. Never stop pushing the limit.
Because RedBull and that fake space jump was sponsored by NASA and other government agencies to deceive people and get them excited about the fake Mars missions Werner von braun wrote about in 1952 called project Mars before we faked the moon landing to bankrupt Soviets.
it also takes a shit-ton of money wich also 99.99% of people dont have. if this dude can afford an average of 2 jumps per day since he was 16. he has either rich folks who fully support his hobby or is lucky enough and inherited millions or landed some sponsors crazy enough to have their brand assosiated with a possible disaster (which glady wasnt the case)
Fun fact: for an 8 billion world population, 99.99999% would be 800 people (which might be achievable). 99.99% would be 800,000 people (which likely would not be achievable). If half the pop. are adult (4 bill.), it would still be 99.99998%. (Had remark that 99.99% is too low)
Good thing the world is FLAT and is stationary! Because if the world rotated like the GLOBE heads tell you. Then this is absolutely impossible to do. How can you jump 25,000 feet in the air to a target below you when they tell you the world is rotating at 1000 MPH haha. This video proves the world is stationary! Stop being believing the lies! The world is FLAT .
I don't know why the commentators don't say anything about it. And he appeared to roll in the direction of the edge. That would be one hell of a surprise if you missed by like 3 feet.
Wouldn't the health of his balls be determined by a different kind of doctor? Does your psyche doctor check your balls? You might want to get a different doctor.
Actually Amazing He trains special forces so I am sure Air Force, Navy and marine jet pilots offered him the opportunity. Probably on the works with the generals and admirals in charge as it may improve RECRUITMENT and funding from congress to attract young CRAZY RECRUITS 😹😹😹🤣🤣🤣😂😂
This dude, got the guts, skills, and the experience to "socialize" with the wind and gravity like they were people to help him succeed or for this instance, stay alive. Respect.
This is living in the edge to the max. I had never heard if this life or death stunt before until I ran across this video. This is the most daring act I've ever seen. Much respect for men with absolutely no fear of death.
I think most people who do stuff like this and live to tell about it have a healthy fear of death-plus extensive preparation and excellent risk management skills.
Have you ever heard of cave diving & mountaineering? Not as death defying as this but cave divers are like on a ticking clock until their deaths, so many die. I’ve spent weeks listening to mountaineering, caving, diving, cave diving, shipwreck accidents / disasters for weeks now while I work. Some of the guys climbing these 8000+ meter mountains are insane too
@@scotthill1600 O God yeah' man I've spent so many hours of watching these type vids. And you are correct in your comment. These folks are no doubt a different breed. God bless em is all I can say. Those deep deep underwater cave divers,Lord have mercy. 👍
@@Utubin was also watching those same type vids but like on terrible ways to die & while entertaining very very very grim to listen to for an extended period of time. At least w the other types of videos, although tragic, they usually die doing what they loved. Same for one of my bestfriends w his motorcycle, speeds like a maniac, runs from the cops, lane splits, etc etc. he loves it too much to stop at least for now, same guy is a year away from getting his doctorate to be a physical therapist. Crazy, guys insanely smart, super lowkey, doesn’t care ab social media, super healthy & strong, just killing it in life but partakes in activity that could EASILY end his life in the blink of an eye. Scares me since I love him been friends since we were less than 5 years old. I take solace in knowing he told me “just remember, If I was to die, I went out doing what I loved” it would still be incredibly painful & tragic to lose such a great friend & person so young & I can’t put into words how much I don’t want that to happen.
@Anonymous Anonymous The net would've been set up before he even got in the plane. The kind of idiot it'd take to finally set up the net while he is falling would not have been able to coordinate any of this.
Just over fifty years ago Vesna Vulović fell out of the sky from 30,000 feet - and lived. Vulović was a flight attendant on JAT Yugoslav Airlines Flight 367 on January 26, 1972
I'm a skydiver and I'd say the total opposite. Basically when jumping I would feel the most anxious because you can barely see your target, the closer you get and the bigger the target becomes and you're on track the more confident you'd feel. At the final end, just turning is merely a final action, at that point you'd be fully confident you'll hit the target. One thing I wonder is why jump from 25.000ft? That's not standard jump height, 12.000 to 13.000ft is standard. It doesn't really serve much purpose other than to complicate the jump with oxygen. He didn't need the altitude to get to the target. Jump exits are always done right above the target (flying against the wind direction) and accounting for wind drift.
@@flybeep1661 It is good that you have been jumping to the net and can tell us what it feels like to turn your back to the only thing that will keep you alive. Seriously, you might be a skydiver, but you have no idea what it felt like
I’m sorry I missed this fiveish years ago. I remember hearing about the guy that jumped from outer space the day of the jump. I was so grateful for that.
"Now just to be clear, when Luke jumped from the plane, all he had was a GPS, a communication device, and an oxygen tank... and the most massive pair of balls the world has ever seen..."
I gridded out a screenshot of the moment of impact from the clip of us looking up at the net as he falls into it…he was only around 14ft from the edge. FOURTEEN FEET. How terrifying yet so incredibly lucky his roll over didn’t push him just a hair more off course!
Only just watched this and was thinking exactly the same thing. They should'a used a second net to make sure they caught his giant set of balls! Nice one. Like Thomas Z you beat me too it!
He did this about ten miles from where I lived at the time so I decided to go to see it. It was in Simi Valley which is just over the Ventura County and Los Angeles County line in NW LA county.
He’s literally the only person in the world that can tell how this feels Edit** I am aware that people have fallen out of planes and survived, I’m talking about the man in the video who, according to TITLE OF THE VIDEO is the world’s first person to jump from 25000 feet into a net.
I would think he had to hit on the outside quadrant of the net as opposed to dead center because it would do a better job of stopping him because there would be a little more tension.
Most people do not realize how important the roll was. In the process of rolling to his back he could have easily drifted too far and missed the net at the last second.
That guy has iron for balls!! 😮I’ll bet no one in my lifetime will ever try this stunt!! This should’ve been on ESPN, Sports Center, and every other news media! Shame on whoever was responsible for marketing this event!
Let's be honest, even if he didn't nail it and instead turned into a puddle of blood and bones in the desert, he still would've gone down in history as a badass
This and freestyle rock climbing. Actually I think the latter is ballsier. Ur exposed to falling off for hours and hours on top of more things going wrong.
Good thing the world is FLAT and is stationary! Because if the world rotated like the GLOBE heads tell you. Then this is absolutely impossible to do. How can you jump 25,000 feet in the air to a target below you when they tell you the world is rotating at 1000 MPH haha. This video proves the world is stationary! Stop being believing the lies! The world is FLAT .
@@ChristianaMaru3 yeah but if you do the math, jumping from one story reaches around 30mph when touching the ground. But without air resistance jumping from an airplane when reaching the ground is between 500mph - 1000mph depending on jumping height.
@@ChristianaMaru3 Once you get to a certain height, it doesn't matter anymore. Because of the atmosphere, and the shape he held when falling, he'll eventually hit terminal velocity. Which he definitely did at 25,000 feet. He could've gone up to 50,000 and that same net would've worked.
@@hohhoch3617 makes sense in my Pea brain lol. I was just saying how, yeah from that speed and height, it’s amazing that this net was created to be gentle enough to catch him.
Osmo nah man he was pretty close to the edge slow it down to .25 on the view from at like 3:25 and you can see the exact moment he makes contact with the net and where he landed
In the Second World War, Flight Sergeant Nicholas Alkmade fell from a burning bomber at 18000 feet into a pine forest without a parachute and survived. The Germans wouldn't believe him until he could prove his parachute had not been used by the way the straps were unattached.
Well maybe but then there is this guy.. Felix Baumgartner -Baumgartner set the new record for the world’s highest skydive when he jumped from an altitude of 128,097 feet (39,044 meters) - the equivalent of just over 24 miles (39 kilometres) -and broke the sound barrier during his long descent back to Earth. The daring supersonic jump caught the eye of professional astronauts, even if Baumgartner did not leap from the official edge of space 62 miles (100 km) up.
★★★ *FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE VIDEO / FACT UPDATES* ★★★
*1) Is he wearing a parachute under his jacket?* - No he is not, Just before climbing into the plane to make the jump, Luke Aikins said "he had been ordered to wear a parachute by the event organisers, but indicated he wouldn't open it. As the plane was climbing to 25,000 feet above the drop zone, he said the requirement had been lifted and he took the parachute off for the jump"
*2) He almost missed the net, he was very close to the edge* - Yes he was, he stated in an after jump interview, once he knew he was over the net, he just focused on rolling over and not worrying about being perfectly in the center. Here is the link to the after interview, the responce is at the 1min mark - ua-cam.com/video/h8WJckkj-QM/v-deo.html
*3) Just before he jumps at **0:19** is he throwing a Nazi Salute?* - He is instructing his camera man that "it's time to jump"
"Comment by Harry Hog" - it's actually a military free fall hand and arm signal for the execution command of “GO” it’s standardized so it can seen in the day or night
★ Here is a diagram from a Military hand signals PDF - photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMttkQbzS0n5-Yo3qwdOByN5FowfNhKUCplVCJm
★ Here is the PDF Link - fas.org/irp/doddir/army/tc3-21-60.pdf
*4) What is the point of wearing a Helmet?* - Helmets are for when exiting the plane (jumping out) in case they hit their head on the plane they will not be knocked out when falling. Also you can actually survive a fall to the ground at terminal speed, but would still take severe injury including head injury. But I think you will find the TV show, Insurance company and officials required he wore it. It's also a precaution in case you hit one of the other jumpers in mid air and knock each other unconscious.
*5) A man jumped out of a plane with no parachute, through a hole in a roof, onto a trampoline first* - That was a fake jump (CGI / Clever Editing) and a publicity stunt for a trampoline park - Here is an article link www.snopes.com/fact-check/scared-chuteless *I also did a story on that jump here is the link* - ua-cam.com/video/7hG44arJ00s/v-deo.html
*6) He was not the first, in 2012 a man jumped out of a plane with no parachute, and landed on boxes* - I have had a few people mention this stunt, and I cannot believe it needs to be pointed out to these people, he wore a WINGSUIT! and glided onto boxes. TOTALLY DIFFERENT STUNT! *I also did a story on that jump here is the link* - ua-cam.com/video/7hG44arJ00s/v-deo.html
*7) How did he adjust his trajectory to hit the net?* - During free-fall a skydiver can perform a variety of maneuvers such as spinning, moving forward, moving backward, just by changing the shape of his body to "catch" the wind a certain way. In other words subtle changes with his arms and legs.
*8) How high is 25,000 feet in metric?* - it's 7,620 mtrs, although why anyone really needs to know that is beyond me, you can clearly see it's HIGH UP!, also planes fly at 30,000-35,000 feet, so clearly it's high. Mount Everst is 29,030 feet or 8,848 mtrs.
*9) Why jump from only 25,000 feet, why not higher?* - Ann Kathrin said in the comments "it was an unpressurized Cessna 208 Caravan with a service ceiling of exactly 25,000 ft."
*9) How did the cameraman land, what happen to him?* - You will notice in the video at 2:58 that the 3 extra parachuters next to Luke (all in black) opened their parachutes, the footage at 3:11 is from a GoPro on Lukes chest, which you will see at 1:07
*10) People keep jokingly commenting "How did that net support the weight of his massive balls"* - Well it almost didn't, here is a video Luke uploaded 4 months ago, AFTER I made my video of the jump, so I was not aware of it. It was a drop test of a weight bag to test the net system, and on the first test, the weight went right through the net. This is why I believe there were 2 nets, in case he fell through the first one. LINK - ua-cam.com/video/WXggFfVsYiE/v-deo.html
UPDATE 19.5.21: I spoke with the Stunt Coordinator and it turns out the net in the video link was just a substandard quality net to test the theory of catching a certain weight, after this test they upgraded to a better material net.
*11) What about the wind blowing him off course* - They would not have performed this stunt on a windy day, there would have been a maximum safe wind before getting approval for the jump by safety coordinators and insurance company. There was a time where they would not launch the Space Shuttle on a windy day, because of the problems it creates with the launch. They would simply postpone the launch to the wind dies down or until it's a non windy day.
*12) What is the point of the jump?* - Now these are my own opinions on this question, but what is the point of climbing Mt Everest, or any mountain for that matter, and people will tell you "because it's there", Luke achieved a few things doing this jump, that 99.9% of people do not achieve climbing Mt Everest.
- He was the first to do it, and being first always makes anything worth it as you get mentioned in books as being the first, such as the Guinness Books of Records.
- He was already highly experienced and skilled in skydiving, this is just another feather in his cap, showcasing his skill.
- To do something in his field of expertise that has never been done before and to show it can be done, like the first back flip on a Motorcross bike or Monstertruck.
- This was televised live on TV, making it even more impressive, can you recall the last televised climb of Mt Everest? no me either.
- He is now listed in the Guinness Book of Records for this jump.
- All these things combined, now make him a much more sought after skydiver trainer or consultant.
Now all of the above points may be valid, but it could also be as simple as, he just wanted to do it
I already had this FAQ pinned for over 2 years, but somehow I must of deleted it as it was gone when I last checked 6/12/21. Lucky I keep a copy of all my FAQ's so I was able to Cut & Paste instantly.
Wow thanks for the detailed info
Yall really asked if that was a nazi salute
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I can do that jump, 😌
Good job he is wearing a helmet, don’t want to take any risks.
Fight Food - Boxing Stories lmfao. Omg that's funny.
oxygen helmet
Underated comment👍😂
helmets are for when exiting the plane jumping off so if they hit their head on the plane and will be knocked out when falling.. you learned something today good job
jdmasfuck woosh
“Sorry man I forgot to press record can you do it again ?”
Ohhh imagine that
“Storage Full” would suck too
Take a flying leap.
You're so FIRED!!!!
@@josephbassey1501 I liked because it was not a "how big his balls are" comment
Doing this without a net is a once in a lifetime experience.
After that there will be no life😁
And also the last thing you will experience in your life
Lmao this should have way more likes
Dad joke of the week..
It's possible to survive as long as your vitals are in tact.
Whoever was responsible for PR around this event should be ashamed. This is amazing and it's sad no one has ever heard or seen it.
The likelihood of failure was too high. Imagine millions of people watching him go splat in uhd. Not pretty.
@@Bandito071 if you're hired to do PR, do PR.
Do you mean publicity ?
There was quite some publicity around it here in Germany.
Maybe complain to your favourite media outlets.
@@picutre1242 don't have any :)
Landed about 8 meters from the edge of the net? Dude probably glad he got the larger, more expensive net option
Uh huh
Green was not an imposter
There was a larger net under him
Jaykishansinh Zala lmao
@@paagaljack9410 bodoh pnya anjenk
*This is how my grandfather used to go to school..*
_7th August 2020_
Nah, the air sharks are missing.
🤣😂😂😂😂
Ah crap you got me
Exactly)
Did your grandpa lived in pubg
Skydiving with a helmet, “at that point, that helmet’s wearing you for protection.”
- Seinfeld
Go pro stand
Never jump out an airplane without a humans being underneath you. That's basic safety.
keeps most of the squish contained for easier cleanup
Is it me or it just popped up in everyones recommendation
Helmet will help him breathe at 120mph if you go 120mph in your car and stick the top half of your body out the window you will know what i mean
He landed so close to the net boundary 😱
Ikr!? Like, quite close.
I'm gonna try this. Nah just kidding. This is a little too far outside my comfort zone 😭.
Yeah and they're still haven't gotten all the shit stain outa his drawers and terrible bit marks on the inside of his flight suit.
@@Simon0about 2495 ft outside of my comfort zone
@@1kTroopKoopas 🤣🤣
Skydiver: You can skydive without a parachute, but only once.
Aikins: Hold my parachute.
All mushrooms are edible, some only once...
Hey!
hahahaha
He only did it once tho...
In pratice he did it only once... so it's still correct to say it.
Life insurance company has left the chat
Made my day hilarious
@Qpid 1986 in my country, it compensated death due to suicide. But it must be happened only after 1 year of the insurance policy. But attempt on suicide which result in injury but no death, will not be compensated. So if anyonr want to suicide, make sure to do it after 1 year taking policy, and 100% die. If not, u get nothing.
@Qpid 1986 Tom Hanks, who played an astronaut in Apollo 13, explained that during the height of the space race in the 1960s, no life insurance companies were willing to sell life insurance to astronauts.
@@foaxdufafa6525 sry forgot to mention. Im from Malaysia. Im an insurance agent btw.
@@foaxdufafa6525 my insurance here in florida pays out for suicide as long as it's a year after you sign up...
“You don’t need a parachute if you want to Skydive, you only need it if you want to Skydive twice”
This guy: ...
nothing but *N E T*
nothing but *N E T*
hold my net
Hold my parachute
Hold my tree
I thought jumping out of a perfectly good airplane was risky enough. This man took it to the next step and left the perfectly good parachute on the perfectly good airplane then jumped out.
Good thing the world is FLAT and is stationary! Because if the world rotated like the GLOBE heads tell you. Then this is absolutely impossible to do. How can you jump 25,000 feet in the air to a target below you when they tell you the world is rotating at 1000 MPH haha. This video proves the world is stationary! Stop being believing the lies! The world is FLAT .
Just imagine for a second the relief he felt when he turned his back to the ground not being able to see what he would hit, and then feeling himself hit the net and slow down. Must have been amazing.
"please slow down, please slow down"
If he missed it, he'd be dead before realizing it.
It must have been such a clear moment when he turned. You either did it right or you are dead. Its so simple i wonder if he accepted death when he turned.
"For a second I thought I was dead. But when I felt something on my back I knew it was the net. Only a net feels like that. If I'd missed that net? I wouldn't of felt a thing. I would've been dead."
A high unlike any drug.
I would so miss the net by 1cm....
Lol
YES finally found someone who uses metric system.
also, almost every country uses metric but the title says 25000ft. they made the title so that only one or two countries know how high this is.
@@Lars-gu3wi you can always use a website to convert the measurement
@@Lars-gu3wi airplane related stuff isn't always in metric though. Speed and height aren't measured in meters or kilometer. Although i don't see a reason why it shouldn't be.
A Ņ Đ Ý It’s probably just because Brits and Americans have historically had the vast majority of influence in aerospace. Yes the Germans contributed a lot, but they haven’t contributed as much since their major contributions during WWII.
"I've jumped out of a plane 18001 times but deployed my parachute only 18000 times"
what a flex
"If at first you don't succeed,
skydiving is not for you."
And still alive 😁
I've jumped out of hundreds of planes and never worn a parachute, it's not that hard. Just wait until it lands.
do you guys think 18000 jumps is realistic number? thats alotta damn jumps.
I don't care what anyone says. this man has the biggest brass made balls on the planet. What an incredible feat for humanity. Seriously it takes nerves of steel to skydive period. Then to do it without a chute at 25000 feet? Oh my God dude. YEEEEEAAAAH!!!!! That's so American it ain't even funny lol. How awesome. How incredibly awesome. I'm so happy you made it. God has seriously blessed you sir. 🎉❤ Much love buddy. Never stop pushing the limit.
3.5 seconds from net..
GPS - "Recalculating"
WHAT THE FUUUUUU..
Dino bro I’m dying over here. Best comment I’ve read in years. Hahahahahaha
This is to underrated 😂
Dino ;
that has got to be
the very best comment
on UA-cam
‘ever’ !
“Please make a u-turn...”
@@marv8481 lmao
If this was sponsored by Red Bull it would've been everywhere.
Redbull probably didn't because it was way too risky and would look bad on them. But you're right lol
Net full of red bull
I was just thinking why I’m just seeing this for the first time... but if Red Bull sponsored it...
If it was sponsored by Redbull he would of glided in, as Redbull gives you wings.
Because RedBull and that fake space jump was sponsored by NASA and other government agencies to deceive people and get them excited about the fake Mars missions Werner von braun wrote about in 1952 called project Mars before we faked the moon landing to bankrupt Soviets.
i have yet to hear a single complaint from someone that missed the net.
When you're skydiving, you have until the end of your life to pull the chute.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 👍
Try youself 😂😂😂
They don't have time to complaint
They can't complain because they will be dead idiot
This is one of the achievements that 99.99% of people couldn't get. It takes careful calculations, training, etc... I salute you sir.
it also takes a shit-ton of money wich also 99.99% of people dont have. if this dude can afford an average of 2 jumps per day since he was 16. he has either rich folks who fully support his hobby or is lucky enough and inherited millions or landed some sponsors crazy enough to have their brand assosiated with a possible disaster (which glady wasnt the case)
Fun fact: for an 8 billion world population, 99.99999% would be 800 people (which might be achievable). 99.99% would be 800,000 people (which likely would not be achievable). If half the pop. are adult (4 bill.), it would still be 99.99998%.
(Had remark that 99.99% is too low)
i'm gonna be stuck on this one forever
The net has a HUGE magnet that his STEEL BALLS were pulled towards. No way to miss the net.
His balls are made of unobtainium. I don't think they are magnetic.
😂🤣🍻
Craig Cricket gay
@@youngmetro3times849
You are? It's ok. Go with who you are.
Fine I’ll be that guy 🙄, steel isn’t magnetic.
I suddenly feel like maybe I don't take enough risks in life...
Hi ray mak
This man truly experienced something that’s only once in a life time. And bet he’s going to do it again.
Remember not a lot o people do soooo it’s fine
Eddy Walker No. Just because a large amount of other people don’t take risks does not make it okay to live like them.
Best comment 🤣🤣🤣👍
"Sorry man camera storage full,can you do that again?"
Sure (:
@benjamin paige xd
Sorry bro just took a picture
@@dompie247 noo way!!!how many times did i tell u to get a video??
“Sorry man I wasn’t video recording...... but I did take a nice pic- oh wait it’s blurry”
I'm surprised the plane could even get off the runway with such heavy cargo......giant balls of steel. Simply amazing.
Never heard that one before!
His brain was empty so it balanced itself out
@dooovde Typical anon avatar comment. Loser.
Good thing the world is FLAT and is stationary! Because if the world rotated like the GLOBE heads tell you. Then this is absolutely impossible to do. How can you jump 25,000 feet in the air to a target below you when they tell you the world is rotating at 1000 MPH haha. This video proves the world is stationary! Stop being believing the lies! The world is FLAT .
He's so confident because he's carrying a bucket of water in his inventory
MLG descent
hes got that totem of undying on him 💯💯👿
nice comment😂
Minecraft
wuuuutt! haha
I'm still very uncomfortable with how close to the edge he landed.
I don't know why the commentators don't say anything about it. And he appeared to roll in the direction of the edge. That would be one hell of a surprise if you missed by like 3 feet.
He wasn’t close to the edge
@DojoEdward coulda just edited the comment but ok
@@kaneda7368 😂
DS Xero18 Closer to the edge than the center.
This man here is a type of guy to move out of the house at 18, and tell his father "you are the man of the house now"
That joke is old but. I'll give you one pass
Next person to use this will get called mentally challenged
@@demonicentity4u481 Thanks for your upcoming commitment!
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@demonicentity4u481 This man here is a type of guy to move out of the house at 18, and tell his father "you are the man of the house now"
@@WyattBrown377 I think the autism class is off a bridge... Don't be late
The celebration at 3:47 -- just about as wholesome as it could get. I felt great for him.
When he landed he had a psych eval waiting. He wasn’t allowed back into society. His balls were deemed to big.
No shit, dude! That truly is a ballsie m****r f****r right there. Ain't no way in hell I would try something like that.
B i g B a l l s
Taylor Porter Probably can’t walk anymore with them weighing him down.
Wouldn't the health of his balls be determined by a different kind of doctor? Does your psyche doctor check your balls? You might want to get a different doctor.
He didn't need a parachute his balls are so big they have their own gravity
imagine he‘s sitting on his couch 5 years later and sees that another person did this successfully but from one meter higher
Actually Amazing He trains special forces so I am sure Air Force, Navy and marine jet pilots offered him the opportunity. Probably on the works with the generals and admirals in charge as it may improve RECRUITMENT and funding from congress to attract young CRAZY RECRUITS 😹😹😹🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Are you expecting an Icelandic parachutist to achieve that feat? Coz I don't think that kind of rivalry exists here!
"Oh shit. Here we go again"
still the first man landing without parachute and still alive afterwards...
@@alphaxfang Not true. I did it from 5 ft when I was a kid.
Tom Cruise: Write that down, Write that down!
5ID3W4YS lol loll.
@@meanmr.mustard4268 why
Charels the french!!!!
@@meanmr.mustard4268 you could know the true about death. Dying.
Tom Cruises Life Insurance just doubled.
This dude, got the guts, skills, and the experience to "socialize" with the wind and gravity like they were people to help him succeed or for this instance, stay alive. Respect.
It only looks like he's falling towards earth, in fact the earth is being pulled towards his neutron balls.
Csyk freakin hilarious, but 100% true! Massive !!!!
Facts
Bruh
LMAO, science!!
Lmfao
Falling with style
69th like 😏
Professionals have standards
Reminds me of Toy Story
Lmao
What happened to all of the other people who tried this?
His name is Luke, why not call himself Luke Skydiver?
Should be a pined comments 😂
@Alex Thegreat No wtf is wrong with u?
@Alex Thegreat Says "Alex Thegreat"
@Alex Thegreat This is weird on so many levels
all that highground and yet....
Kudos to the guy who placed the net at almost precisely the right location!
Lol good one!
This film was actually his second attempt. The first time he missed the net.
😀😀😀
😂😂
oh i see this is the stunt double right, the real guy who supposed to do this stunt is dead 🙂
..right......
@@o_o231 😀😀😀
He was honestly very close to being the world's highest "attempt" to jump into a net...amazing.
Yeap, close to that edge.
"Very close?" What about he IS the world's highest jump into a net? Did I miss something?
@@Birdylockso you misunderstood, he’s saying he almost missed the net
@@Tylerb4110 OK. got it. LOL
@@Birdylockso yes you missed something big dog
Meanwhile, every bird on Earth is thinking “Whatever”
did you just ASSUME.
Penguins
Emus, Ostriches, Penguins, Cassowarys and Kiwis disagree.
Every single person ever who has parachuted from an airplane: I KNOW. IM A JOKE TO YOU. 😂😂😂
the dislikes were probably them
This is living in the edge to the max.
I had never heard if this life or death stunt before until I ran across this video.
This is the most daring act I've ever seen.
Much respect for men with absolutely no fear of death.
I think most people who do stuff like this and live to tell about it have a healthy fear of death-plus extensive preparation and excellent risk management skills.
Have you ever heard of cave diving & mountaineering? Not as death defying as this but cave divers are like on a ticking clock until their deaths, so many die. I’ve spent weeks listening to mountaineering, caving, diving, cave diving, shipwreck accidents / disasters for weeks now while I work. Some of the guys climbing these 8000+ meter mountains are insane too
@@scotthill1600 O God yeah' man I've spent so many hours of watching these type vids. And you are correct in your comment.
These folks are no doubt a different breed.
God bless em is all I can say.
Those deep deep underwater cave divers,Lord have mercy.
👍
@@Utubin was also watching those same type vids but like on terrible ways to die & while entertaining very very very grim to listen to for an extended period of time. At least w the other types of videos, although tragic, they usually die doing what they loved. Same for one of my bestfriends w his motorcycle, speeds like a maniac, runs from the cops, lane splits, etc etc. he loves it too much to stop at least for now, same guy is a year away from getting his doctorate to be a physical therapist. Crazy, guys insanely smart, super lowkey, doesn’t care ab social media, super healthy & strong, just killing it in life but partakes in activity that could EASILY end his life in the blink of an eye. Scares me since I love him been friends since we were less than 5 years old. I take solace in knowing he told me “just remember, If I was to die, I went out doing what I loved” it would still be incredibly painful & tragic to lose such a great friend & person so young & I can’t put into words how much I don’t want that to happen.
imagine the gps voice saying "recalculating....
He would be like: bruh wait what.
"GPS Signal Lost"
Oof that would suck
LMAO
I have a GPS, that says
'OH, OH, I think you've gone wrong!'
Anyone else felt uneasy when he impacted near the edge?
I know holy shit he almost died
That’s nature’s way of saying don’t do that shit again
Ya i was lookin to see if someone noticed, he was so close to the edge, crazy how things could have changed 10-20meter to the side.
@Anonymous Anonymous The net would've been set up before he even got in the plane. The kind of idiot it'd take to finally set up the net while he is falling would not have been able to coordinate any of this.
He made that by the skin of his sack.
"Redbull gives you wings."
Also Redbull :" Ye,,, i dont think we want to sponsor this one ."
Lmfao
Underrated stuff
You deserve more likes bruh😂😂
He's a fallen bull, don't belong in our church!
Just over fifty years ago Vesna Vulović fell out of the sky from 30,000 feet - and lived. Vulović was a flight attendant on JAT Yugoslav Airlines Flight 367 on January 26, 1972
How’s that even possible ???
Search@@leonardocustodio6360
@@leonardocustodio6360 Her chair was kind of a protection and since she landed in trees it slowed her fall.
Imagine turning your back and just a second later you watch that net pass by ur side.
Probably less than a second, but he almost saw that.
at least It would be quick death
I think
Well, if he had missed it, the last thing to go through his mind would have been the ground.
@@Akeldama9 **badumtish**
*directed by Robert b Weide*
I’m suprised the plane was even able to take off with his massive balls onboard
Josh Cruz this comment deserves more likes
Well played bud
very original comment. I've never seen this before. Congrats.
🤣🤣🤣 awesome comment
You, sir, deserve a medal
I imagine the scariest part of this was having to turn on his back and trust he'll hit the net.
I'm a skydiver and I'd say the total opposite. Basically when jumping I would feel the most anxious because you can barely see your target, the closer you get and the bigger the target becomes and you're on track the more confident you'd feel. At the final end, just turning is merely a final action, at that point you'd be fully confident you'll hit the target. One thing I wonder is why jump from 25.000ft? That's not standard jump height, 12.000 to 13.000ft is standard. It doesn't really serve much purpose other than to complicate the jump with oxygen. He didn't need the altitude to get to the target. Jump exits are always done right above the target (flying against the wind direction) and accounting for wind drift.
@@flybeep1661 I assume jumping at 25,000ft was for the world record.
@@flybeep1661 I'm sure it was purely for the "wow factor" of 25,000ft and to smash the previous record
@@flybeep1661 It is good that you have been jumping to the net and can tell us what it feels like to turn your back to the only thing that will keep you alive. Seriously, you might be a skydiver, but you have no idea what it felt like
Well he'd either hit the net, or it sudden won't be his problem anymore.
I’m sorry I missed this fiveish years ago. I remember hearing about the guy that jumped from outer space the day of the jump. I was so grateful for that.
Someone: you can skydive without a parachute but you can only do it once
This guy:
he only did it once
@@fosatech Can't disagree with ya
you're so sweet
The target was on mobile cranes for that reason to move if he was way offline
Yeah he needs to do again to prove it can be done. Once doest count.
Jesus fucking Christ it's a joke you fucks need to chill
That net better cover the whole United States when I jump with no parachute.
@Sauce Buster splat
I'd still manage to somehow end up in the Bermuda triangle
@@maluboy23 lol😂😂👌
LoL!
"Now just to be clear, when Luke jumped from the plane, all he had was a GPS, a communication device, and an oxygen tank... and the most massive pair of balls the world has ever seen..."
G. Brooks The likes are at 69 and I won’t be the one to ruin it. So take this as a like 😂
@@iamreallytwiggytv8931 they ruined it already but thanx anyway bro 😂
G. Brooks Goddamnit 😂😭
Good thing he landed on the net. How else would the earth have been protected from the damage that his MASSIVE BALLS of steel would've created.
No, massive heart
0:04 what falling into your bed after a long hard day feels like
fr
Next attempt: Dive from 25,000 feet, fall into a large trampoline which will throw you back up 25,000 feet and into the plane!
Omg I’m dieng😂😂😂
I want this
no, into a cup with water
I can see the headlines now. " Net flix man back up into plane" !
Become a movie director!😂
Evil Knievel: "No people want to see me die, but if I do they don't want to miss it".
Let's do it a million times to see one time death
Proverb: ‘If at first you don’t succeed, skydiving probably isn’t for you’
I love it.
True really true
Didn't a comedian say this?
Proverb go brrr
Hahahahah😂
Loved the
Commentary. Such an interesting video.
He simultaneously set the Guinness book of world records for the largest set of balls in the world
Must have been a really strong net to hold them…
@@GB-ue6wr 2x more durable than steel
How big were they
@@jeremysmith9694 Ask your mom
@@charlieharper8477 I did. She said they're bigger than yours.
Partner: What should we do today honey?
This guy: I have this crazy idea
Making a UA-cam video of a dude jumping out of a plane with out a parachute?
“Luke Aikins has balls made of spectra, that is twice as strong as steel”
made me giggle
I'm not sure how he walks around.
No there made of Mithril
Yeah but steel rusts
no they're made of bedrock
Atmospheric science was spot on! Congratulations
I can’t wait to never try this
Hahaha. I'll do it if it's 💯 guaranteed that I'll come out of this stunt unscathed.
Some ppl love flirting with death
Same here. All that training and experience, and he was still way off the centre of the net. Another two metres might have led to a tragic outcome.
lol
Lol. Very wise of you.
*That backflip at the end must have taken so much guts and timing*
The flip over translated into some unrequired movement to one side. He nearly missed the net.
What backflip? I don't see any backflips
@@lonewolf2150 It is better to land on your back in a net.
I gridded out a screenshot of the moment of impact from the clip of us looking up at the net as he falls into it…he was only around 14ft from the edge. FOURTEEN FEET. How terrifying yet so incredibly lucky his roll over didn’t push him just a hair more off course!
Yea he rolled the wrong way
Amazing how the net could safely catch him and his enormous balls!
Mark Becci you beat me to it, good one.
Underfuckingrated 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Only just watched this and was thinking exactly the same thing. They should'a used a second net to make sure they caught his giant set of balls! Nice one. Like Thomas Z you beat me too it!
well easier to catch something big than small... amirite
Got to thank the amazing scientists who took them into consideration. This is why they're professionals
He did this about ten miles from where I lived at the time so I decided to go to see it. It was in Simi Valley which is just over the Ventura County and Los Angeles County line in NW LA county.
If he would've missed the net he could've still claimed a record for world's flattest man.
Lmfao
Holy shit 😂😂
It would be more like organs sprayed all over the concrete and his limbs being flung 30 metres apart.
i hate to be that guy but anyone could have fallen on the ground as hard as him if they jumped off a 450m+ building
Lmao
He’s literally the only person in the world that can tell how this feels
Edit**
I am aware that people have fallen out of planes and survived, I’m talking about the man in the video who, according to TITLE OF THE VIDEO is the world’s first person to jump from 25000 feet into a net.
Not true. Another guy jumped out of a plane without a parachute wearing only a winged squirrel suit.
Well that’s a wing suit
You’re using the word ”literally” wrong.
Jakob uhhh... no he’s not
People actually survived jumping from planes
He just barely hit the net, imagine how he was feeling when he looked back at the recording
I wouldn't say "barely", but definitely not the center.
@@hatethisfamehatethisgame no need for a coffin, they'd have to scrape him off the ground if he didn't hit the net.
He commented afterwards something like he only wanted to do it again so he could do a better job of hitting the center.
I would think he had to hit on the outside quadrant of the net as opposed to dead center because it would do a better job of stopping him because there would be a little more tension.
@@joshuapatrick682 Well, no that wasn't intended.
Most people do not realize how important the roll was. In the process of rolling to his back he could have easily drifted too far and missed the net at the last second.
See yall in 5 years when it's recommended again
Reply to me when it reaches 5 years pls
#TheSocialDilemma in it's splendor ..
@@claybrz2276 me too
Point
Cya
The event organizers: "Good thing you had your parachute just in case"
Luke: "Yeah, about that"
Other Animals: Trying to not get eaten
Humans:
Lol
Imma fall to my death for 7 minutes straight or so, on complete purpose.
Lol well there’s a reason why we’re on the top of the food chain in this era. 🧠
Humans: 1
Animals: -1
we became too OP for the wild
Honestly he was pretty damn close to the edge of that net! Madness.
That guy has iron for balls!! 😮I’ll bet no one in my lifetime will ever try this stunt!! This should’ve been on ESPN, Sports Center, and every other news media! Shame on whoever was responsible for marketing this event!
Bet more people would have know about it if he had missed
Thunderclap786. I'll take that bet. Lol. Not sure how I'm going to prove you wrong, but I might have a gambling problem.
Haha POW!
I see him at my dz every now and then. Cool guy
Steven Bender I'll bet you $50 you don't have a gambling problem
True people love failures more than successful people
Let's be honest, even if he didn't nail it and instead turned into a puddle of blood and bones in the desert, he still would've gone down in history as a badass
and as an idiot
u spelled dumba ss wrong.
deadass
Darwin Award winner.
Yh idk about that. I mean people would try put that title on him while others would say “this is why you dont do shit like this”
I don't care what anyone says, this has got to be the most ballsy stunt ever performed.
deans0209 Alex hannold has entered the chat
Alex FN absolutely
This and freestyle rock climbing. Actually I think the latter is ballsier. Ur exposed to falling off for hours and hours on top of more things going wrong.
Have you seen the guy who jumped from space??
@@librendenil3825 Yeah, but he had a parachute
I still think Alex Hannold's solo climb on El Capitan was the most nerve-racking stunt I have ever seen.
I guarantee this guy has to walk everywhere with a wheelbarrow.. just to hold those massive balls up
More like a net
🤣
It takes more stupidity than balls to do shit like this.
@@rrudydedogg3779 I bet your the life of the party....
South Park...
“i only date boys who take risk”
Luke: hold my parachute
LMAO 😂😂
This is funny as shit and it actually makes sense 🤣🤣🤣
I see what you did there
so you do not use condoms?
I think that meme is overused. But it fits so perfectly here!
Him:
Me: breaking almost my neck atempting a flip on the trampoline
Lol gravity has different effect on each of us
Ok boommer
@Shadow haha your comment is gold.
ALMOST YOUR NECK???????????
Lol
How do they film this, does the camera guy dive too?
Yep. And the best at it make serious bucks.
Good thing the world is FLAT and is stationary! Because if the world rotated like the GLOBE heads tell you. Then this is absolutely impossible to do. How can you jump 25,000 feet in the air to a target below you when they tell you the world is rotating at 1000 MPH haha. This video proves the world is stationary! Stop being believing the lies! The world is FLAT .
"Oh sorry, it wasn't recording you need to do it again"
Him : ******************************************************************************************************************
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Forgot to take the lens cap off...
I can’t believe I never heard about this. Guy needs a new publicity agent.
There was like 6 cameras
Honestly, I had no idea that there was ANYTHING that could catch you gently enough to not kill you from such a height. Very amazing
yeah but its not the height its the speed, the air friction only allows the body to go around 125mph
@@pashon4percushon but the height is what increases in the speed. Which is why if you jumped off a 1 story balcony you probably wouldn’t die.
@@ChristianaMaru3 yeah but if you do the math, jumping from one story reaches around 30mph when touching the ground. But without air resistance jumping from an airplane when reaching the ground is between 500mph - 1000mph depending on jumping height.
@@ChristianaMaru3 Once you get to a certain height, it doesn't matter anymore. Because of the atmosphere, and the shape he held when falling, he'll eventually hit terminal velocity. Which he definitely did at 25,000 feet. He could've gone up to 50,000 and that same net would've worked.
@@hohhoch3617 makes sense in my Pea brain lol. I was just saying how, yeah from that speed and height, it’s amazing that this net was created to be gentle enough to catch him.
Me: Seeing this guy almost miss the net.
*My hands and feet:* Wet.
Its illusion
@@O5MO your brain is an illusion
Osmo nah man he was pretty close to the edge slow it down to .25 on the view from at like 3:25 and you can see the exact moment he makes contact with the net and where he landed
@@ademiravdic we don't even exist
And pants
I can't believe I've never heard of this to now. This has got to be one of the most amazing feats ever.
Tom Cruise seeing this video : " Guys, i got an idea"
He may safely be landed to the ground without a net...lolx
😂😂😂😂
Yeah. But this time he's jumping with someone other than "WALKER!"
...✅
@Leslie Jackson I dont see how this is relevant...
People in plane after he jumped: “who wanna make some bets?
All is going well until his GPS says: "Recalculating... when possible, make a U turn".
wow you're so funny bro 🙃
Rofl! ;D
bcuz the wind blow him off 1 feet away from the net lol
Loooooll.. u made me laugh out loud...
"proceed to the route"
In the Second World War, Flight Sergeant Nicholas Alkmade fell from a burning bomber at 18000 feet into a pine forest without a parachute and survived. The Germans wouldn't believe him until he could prove his parachute had not been used by the way the straps were unattached.
Best presented stunt clip on youtube - not too short, and not too long... just the right amount of info!
I would want a net that covered an area of at least 10 square miles just to be on the safe side.
Now where is the fun in that? Haha
@@andrewglenn2337 Yeah that would be boring af.. Anyone would jump in a huge net lol?? /s
It looked like he almost missed it😂
@@andrewglenn2337 maybe because I don't wanna have a higher chance to die lmao hehe
Woow you will hit another record
"Weight walker falls on theargest net from a 25000 feet"
Part way down he wasn't really passing over his oxygen tank he was telling the skydiver "Hold my beer"
😂😂😂😂. The other skydiver chugs the rest for him like "ah you wont need this where your going" after the landing. "Where is it?" 😂😭
Lmao
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 Gold!!! Got kind of tired seeing all the comments on his massive balls...Faith is humanity restored! 👍
0:30 Me in midnight being uncomfortable and changing my position for the 100th time
This should get more likes
Why the heck you have so less likes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMAO THIS COMMENT IS SO UNDERRATED
Yup
Criminally underrated comment 😂
The old saying “ you don’t need a parachute to sky dive unless you want to do it a second time” is disproved.
Oh wow
the future is now
@@xenophobe79 old man
First I thought that net was going to send him back flying.
The net has holes so the air pushes upwards through them but keeps him down
Loony Tunes style
Yes
Ikr?? Looney Tunes lied to me
*cartoonish falling sound* the boing
Absolute Mad-Lad!
I recall seeing this a while back. An amazing feat. 💚💚💚
Is it just me or was he relatively close to missing that damn net...
The Gaming Duck he hoy it on the edge, very close to his death
I think he should have been closer to the center he wasn’t in the center that’s for sure
Relatively, yeah
So close
Thought the same but realized that it was angel from camera man when he was off the centre..
He didn’t just break one record he broke two the second is for largest pair
Lol.
Pretty sure he also broke the record for fastest descent from 25000 feet. Can't promise though. So 3 records👍
@@UntarWow pretty sure he also broke his neck
Well maybe but then there is this guy.. Felix Baumgartner -Baumgartner set the new record for the world’s highest skydive when he jumped from an altitude of 128,097 feet (39,044 meters) - the equivalent of just over 24 miles (39 kilometres) -and broke the sound barrier during his long descent back to Earth. The daring supersonic jump caught the eye of professional astronauts, even if Baumgartner did not leap from the official edge of space 62 miles (100 km) up.
matt someone with an SRT yeah but that pussy had a parachute!
@@JJ-Streaming If he is a pussy, i don't what that makes u.
Fun Fact: If your parachute fails, you have rest of your life to figure it out
not always; ua-cam.com/video/dy5xLVx2NGY/v-deo.html
Less than 2 minutes
Ansh explain
@@isakduechle5611 but its either you die falling or you die after falling no matter what. so yes always!
@PaceccaMusic uhhhh.... yes she had the rest of her life to figure it out and she fortunately figured it out. intentionally or not
I'm glad I watched the original raw video rather than this guy talking over the jump.