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61 skydivers come to Perris, California on October 17th because the 61 skydivers shattered the skydiving record for the most wingsuit in formation while in freefall, set by 42 jumpers in June. The dive was performed by leaping off three aircrafts that were flying at an altitude of 13,500-feet. It was important to scatter away after the formation because the heels of the biggest sequential skydive formation. The other record that was broken recently at the same place is 202 Skydive Perris members. If I was one of the skydivers my biggest concern would be to be up in the air because sometimes I am afraid of heights and I would probably not even try to.

On October 17th, 61 wingsuit skydivers from a dozen countries arrived in Perris, California for one purpose and they shattered the skydiving record for the most wingsuit divers in formation while in freefall, set by 42 jumpers in June. At about 5,500 feet, the divers scattered in different directions to ensure everyone had enough flying space, before opening their parachutes and landing gracefully on the ground below. That title was claimed by 202 Skydive Perris members who made the leap at the same location on September 29th. If I was a skydiver, my concern would be landing in water or getting stuck in a tree.

The reason why 61 skydivers came to Perris CA on October 17th was because they wanted to shatter the record of wingsuit skydiving. They performed their skydiving by using a dimiond shape then after holding each other hands after they did their dimiond. It was important to scatter away after the formation because they wanted to break the record and that was important to them to do that. Skydive Perris members who made the leap at the same location on September 29th. If i where a sky diver my buggiest condenser would be dying.

1. Skydivers came to Perris , California on October 17th because they could shatter the skydiving record for the most wingsuit divers in formation while in freefall. 2. The dive was preformed by divers hold on to each other. It is important to scatter away the formation because while in freefall, set by 42 jumpers in June. 3. The record broken in the same place is to fall 5500 feet.

I would throw eggs and toilet paper at their house. :)