Wingsuit Man lands sucessfully from 2400 feet with NO parachute

From Sky news feed: Gary Connery: stuntman completes 2400ft skydive without a parachute

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[Cartyy]

Classic Case of "When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they quickly discovered that ballpoint pens would not work in zero gravity. To combat the problem, NASA scientists spent a decade and $12 billion to develop a pen that writes in zero gravity, upside down, underwater, on almost any surface including glass and at temperatures ranging from below freezing to 300 C. The Russians used a pencil."

[Jay Middaugh]

Well...He has some balls.

[ajriveraruiz]

I Get your Point..trust me I get it. But Sir, I Really don't Think you Got It... That case in Particular was in a Moment in Time When "Superpowers" were "showing" the World WHO was the Biggest MoFo with the Biggest BALLS! So the message was: Why go with a pencil when I CAN make a $12 billion pen? "Status quo" is for showing off...always have been always will be...

[Ricky Bobby]

Lol. yes, that would be great. Right onto the runway

[Zelmann1]

How did he get the "go" from his wife? :D

[justaman6972]

mind the nylon parcel tape!

[Silentghost45]

^This. And it was probably around $10,000 tops. Don't you just love how people exaggerate stupid shit?

[CRAZEDMETHOD]

It wasn't 12 billion dollars. That's quite an exaggeration. And one reason for not using a pencil was because pencils break and broken pencil leads floating around a spacecraft are a hazard; they could float into an astronaut's eye or interfere with an electrical device

[agustinbs]

No parachute but a huge deb of boxes, smoke makers...

[Tyranny Vigilant]

0:10 Haha! He looks like a flying fat man chasing a magical doughnut.

[李 德揚]

and a rocket in his ass and take off again!