k A star formation of 18 skydivers in freefall. The skydivers jump from aircraft at an altitude of around 12,500 ft, giving some 50 seconds of free fall time in which to gather together in such formations. The skydivers are falling at the terminal velocity, approximately 125 miles per hour. The world record for formation skydiving is a star of 144 parachutists, held for 9 seconds over Illinois , USA, in 1988. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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A 'star' formation of 18 skydivers in free-fall. The skydivers jump from aircraft at an altitude of around 12,500 ft, giving some 50 seconds of free- fall time in which to gather together in such formations. The skydivers are falling at the terminal velocity, approximately 125 miles per hour. The world record for formation skydiving is a star of 144 parachutists, held for 9 seconds over Illinois , USA, in 1988.
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A 'star' formation of 18 skydivers in free-fall. The skydivers jump from aircraft at an altitude of around 12,500 ft, giving some 50 seconds of free- fall time in which to gather together in such formations. The skydivers are falling at the terminal velocity, approximately 125 miles per hour. The world record for formation skydiving is a star of 144 parachutists, held for 9 seconds over Illinois , USA, in 1988.

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