Parchutes on the North Pole.
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This exhibit was posted on 7-5-2005

 

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   The Parachutes are open over the North Pole.  


 

The first skydiver has his parachute open on the North Pole.

Two parachutes are open on the North Pole.

Photos by Burk Reiman

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 Two skydivers have their parachutes open over the Geographical North Pole.  I'm not sure which two skydivers are in this picture but there were three skydivers on this expedition.  These parachutes have a forward speed somewhere between 25 and 35 miles per hour giving these skydivers a lot of control of their flight and their landing point. 

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