BASE jumping

E820347

BASE jumping is an extreme sport in which participants parachute or wingsuit from fixed structures such as buildings, antennas, spans, and cliffs, experiencing a rapid freefall before deploying their canopy at low altitude.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf air sport
extreme sport
parachuting discipline
acronymFor Building Antenna Span Earth
hasAcronym BASE NERFINISHED
hasComponent canopy flight phase
deployment phase
freefall phase
landing phase
hasKeyFeature high risk of serious injury or death
jump from fixed objects
low-altitude deployment
proximity to solid objects
short freefall time
hasRisk canopy off-heading opening
entanglement with object
fatal impact
hard landing
line twists
object strike
parachute malfunction
water impact
hasSubdiscipline bridge BASE jumping
cliff BASE jumping
slider-down BASE jumping
slider-up BASE jumping
urban BASE jumping
wingsuit BASE
involvesActivity canopy piloting
jumping from antennas
jumping from buildings
jumping from cliffs
jumping from spans
parachute deployment
wingsuit flight
isCharacterizedBy high fatality rate compared to other sports
minimal altitude for emergency procedures
need for site-specific planning
often illegal or restricted at many sites
use of specialized BASE-specific gear
very low safety margins
isOftenFilmedWith action camera
helmet camera
isOftenProhibitedAt national parks in some countries
urban buildings
isPracticedBy BASE jumpers
isRegulatedAs high-risk recreational activity
isRelatedTo cliff diving
paragliding
skydiving
wingsuit flying
requiresSkill body flight control
canopy control
object avoidance
parachute packing
risk assessment
typicallyRequires permission or covert access to objects
prior skydiving experience
specialized training
weather assessment
usesEquipment altimeter
container and harness system
helmet
parachute
single-parachute system
wingsuit

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