Skydive To The End

A skydive is an activity requiring a person to break his/her free fall from a certain height using a parachute. This is how skydiving is done: A group of people called skydivers (these people are professionally trained and should not be imitated under any circumstances, unless a person has undergone the same kind of training) meet to perform a skydiving act. The skydivers pay a base operator to take them up in the sky on a light cargo plane. To be able to skydive, they would have to jump out of their aircraft into the sky. A skydiver usually travels at the speed of 12,000 feet or 4000 meters altitude and free falling from the sky. To help them slow down their speed in a safer altitude, they would have to activate their parachute at a certain height. Once the parachute is open, the thrill of the skydive is almost finish. But then again, at a high altitude, the skydiver still needs to get back safely to the ground without hitting any obstacles like trees, electric post and other tall infrastructures. The skydiver now is able to control his/her parachutes to his/her preferred direction. Speculations to the reason why skydivers skydive is because this is the sport or activity closest to us humans, being able to fly at all. Most skydivers when asked says that in skydiving, they can do pretty much whatever a bird can do on air, except that they can