@@354sd no problem. I can get in more details if you want. Very surprising the first time it happens. No one had warned me. As you enter the cloud you start to feel like a couple people are hitting you slightly with their fingers at some random places on your body. Very rapidly these "couple" people are now many and many more people, and the "finger" hits are harder than previously. You also get droplets hitting your goggles. Until finally you come out the cloud, more or less or completely wet, see the ground, pull your parachute and feel like a superhero. I'm not a very experienced skydiver by any means but this is how I would explain it!
@@354sd Sure is. I’m sure more experienced skydivers could tell you about it or have tons of stories, I’m still a noobie (around 15 jumps). It is the most exhilarating stuff imo, though I’m sure with time and experience, like everything, the amazement probably fades over time. But yes nothing compares to being in the sky like this, our brains haven’t evolved to be this high in the air for no reason at all so it sure is a crazy feeling. Definitly try it if you haven’t 💪 Like I tell my friends, dying without having skydived is as sad as dying a virgin ! Maybe more 😅 Take care !
I don't know what the guidelines are for sky diving in foggy weather, but I imagine it's "don't do it" because what you described is how that could be. Edit: Altimeters, hooray for technology.
I am also afraid of heights but I still fly, skydive, wing walk and zip-line! You just need to go through the fear barrier and do it anyway. In fact if you haven't done a skydive already then do some Indoor Skydiving if you can. With Indoor Skydiving you just walk into the wind tunnel and then 'free-fall' at head/chest height with an instructor to guide you and keep you safe. No height involved unless you opt to do a 'Hi-Fly' in which the instructor does that with you to keep you steady. You do not have to do that though. I did two Indoor Skydive sessions before doing a 10,000ft skydive all of which can be seen on my channel. I like to think that the Indoor Skydives helped me to prepare for the real skydive in some way. The Indoor 'free-fall' feels VERY similar to the proper free-fall so even if you decide not to do a proper skydive at least you'll know how the free-fall feels. It feels like you are floating rather than falling and that is due to the air pressure pushing up against your body. It is pure BLISS! As the other commenter KeppinYouUp07 said the hardest part is everything leading up to exiting the plane. I was SHIT-scared before getting in that plane. Fortunately for me my fear went just before getting in the plane and I enjoyed the entire experience from take off in the plane to landing under the parachute. In fact you are SO high there really isn't a reference point. It's like looking at a Google Map! Skydiving from 10,000ft appeals to me more than a 150ft bungee jump! I am booked to do my first bungee jump next month though and also a 15,000ft skydive!
It's not that scary, you just do what you came to do. You kind of get tunnel vision the first time around so it isn't so scary. The second time is scarier because you've done it before and you're more relaxed, so you have more time to realise how insane what you're doing is. But if you think this is scary, watch a video of someone standing at the door while people are jumping. Watching people rapidly fly away from the plane is quite terrifying.
@@bennytennyson Good. You're supposed to xD Make sure you get other people to check it too. You'll love skydiving my friend. Do a ground course, it'll put your mind at ease if you're apprehensive about things going wrong. You'll learn that there aren't many things that can go wrong and the vast majority of the things that can go wrong are easily solvable.
Just had my first tandem jump a couple of days ago and I can tell you it’s really not the same seeing it and experiencing it first hand you should try it out
If he died ,he will be asked e questions Who is your god,who is your prophet,what is your religion If he is not muslim, he won't be able to answer the questions so that he will be punished inside his grave
I'm not sure why, but 2000s edm pop playing over skydivers falling into clouds is so oddly fitting How did this get so much attention, this comment isn't even serious I heard like 15 seconds of the song before writing this 😅
Skydiving is amazing. I've once skydived in Dubai from 4km. Let me share my experience: The instructor straps you *REALLY* tight, and then you're interviewed. You go into a van with other people and the instructors. As you reach the plane, which is really small, you wave at the camera, and climb up the plane. While the plane reaches 4km in altitude, you talk with other people. As the plane is close to the 4km altitude, the instructor gives you goggles to wear. Once the plane reaches 4km, the door is opened, and people jump with the instructors two by two. When it's your turn to jump, you look at the gorgeous city, and you are on the verge of shitting your pants, but it's too late. The instructor jumps with you and you fly. Adrenaline kicks in, and you don't feel any pain at all (the way they strapped it was so tight it hurt like hell). You fly for a few second, before the instructor asks you to do the "banana" pose. After that, the cameraman records you (yes, he/she is literally flying while recording you with a small, professional camera). You then reach the point, where the instructor releases the parachute. Once again, you almost shit your pants when the parachute is released, because you have a feeling that you're "going up". You slow down, and enjoy the beautiful city, including Palma Jumeirah. However, the straps hurt like actual hell in your thighs, to the point where your thighs become numb (atleast in my case). Once you reach like 100m above the landing area, the instructor asks you to raise your feet. Once you land, you are amazed by the experience. The cameraman records you once again. The footage of you is later sent to you via mail I'd say it was a wonderful experience and worth it. You all should try it out!
@@ItsPlutonium That's almost impossible to die. In the last 10 years of skydiving in Dubai, only three have died. But I have no idea what happens if you die. You can probably sue them depending on the situation
This would make a pretty cool horror story. You dive into the cloud, and instead of exiting through the other side, you become trapped inside it. Never to be seen again
The music and the somewhat unrealistic nature of the video give off an anemoic feeling. After all, clouds passing and such nostalgic music seem so familiar but only in the dreams you had so many years ago.
@@musicmode6657 "Just a dude jumping out of a plane". My guy you are thinking way too simplistic while commenting under a skydiving video. Its the feeling of being so tiny and insignifcant when falling trough the clouds while looking down on how large yet how small everything is. Falling trough the sky like that is an unreal feeling, you just forget about everything in those minutes. I have never done it, you also probably never did it, but just imagining this is a weird feeling, for me atleast.
@@fanoffischl6180 I think that is actually a good way to look at it. My mentality was "i will do it one time and then never again", because let's face it... it's dangerous as f***
As a kid it was one of my biggest dreams to go sky diving, I fell chronically ill at 12 years old and now at 22 I know it wouldn’t be possible for me to try. This is super cool and very much appreciated ❤️
Rainbow doesnt exist, you can just see it, its because of sunlight and water mixing up colors and stuff, it doesnt exist, its just the what you see from different perspective
I remember sky diving in Australia back in late 2017, One of the best experiences I’ve ever done!!! Definitely worth doing if you ever get the opportunity to do so, trust me I’m shit scared of heights but I would gladly do this again!
Tomorrow im skydiving for the second time in my life The thrill is unimaginable Seeing everything from that high up and coming to terms with your own mortality gives you a sense of control over the world Staring death in the face makes you feel sort of immortal No matter how terrified you are if you have the means I recommend you close your eyes and do it you will not regret it
Am a pilot, once flew a light aircraft through a cloud at low speed, opened the window and reached my hand into it, and it just feels like fog or cold humid air, feels nice.
@@anordinaryfellow2832 I commented what it feels like in another post I think I saw you in. In regards to how you start, you really just look up skydiving location in your area and check the price. I payed around $200, but the next time I go, $75 is taken off as to skydive you need to have training so you're paying for that as well. Since I have the certificate, I don't need to pay to get it. The first dive is considered as training, and so by the end you get a certificate that says you completed training. There are a few other things I need to do before I can jump solo, but I need to save for that, and I would assume I need to buy my own chute. It's honestly a great experience I think everyone should try once.
5 year old kid on his way to kindergarten: “I want to touch the clouds mom” Mom: “you’re not able to touch the clouds, humans can’t do that” 5 year old 20 years later: 1:23 “I’ve fulfilled a boy’s dream”
Ironically, the scariest and most dangerous part isn't jumping off from the plane or falling from high, but actually touching the ground (once you safely reach it) because you can break your legs if you do it incorrectly in the slightest.
Breaking your legs or any bone isn't scary the body goes into shock you won't really feel the pain for a while I have broken both my legs and arms at least twice and each time I was more horrified about the fact that my bones were bending in the wrong way I didn't even feel the pain.
@@HannibalKantter okay, according to YOU there's always a dad who smokes. it is usual for you, hence you call him just a “dad”. In my case I don't have a DAD, instead, I have a HEALTHY DAD.
@@herozero8677 My dad used to smoke a lot, various cigarette a day, and I used to be very sad and worried for his health, but thankfully he quit smoking and I'm so relieved now
Skydiving is one of the experiences I wanted to do when I was a kid and I was afraid to do it but at the same time I felt like it was the right thing to do and I never got the chance yet, I might do it in the future don't forget to follow your dreams❤ just know that all you got your dreams are different and the best that you'll do,Goodbye❤❤❤
I've always had this fantasy to be falling carefree, feeling weightless and savoring the moment that not everyone gets to experience. (Kingdom Hearts really contributed to this fantasy.)
@@theburrowingheck yes but still, astronomy does not directly connect to physics. There’s astrophysics but astronomy itself really doesn’t deal with gravity all that much.
Its amazing that as humans we always find a way to push the limit. I just spent the last hour watching horrifying cave diving videos, now I am watching someone do some epic sky diving. Humans are truly amazing.
Funny how my recommendations are tuned the exact same way. I watched all those hellhole catabomb shit and here I'm taking a pinch of atmosphere. Ridiculous how we don't choose the dish, but love the serving
I've always been curious. How do skydivers know where to land? With my inadequate sense of direction and attention span, I imagine I'd fly miles away from the mark with no food, water, and money 😂
It's fine. I remember we drilled and looked at photographs from above for 3-4 days. Birds eye view of the airfield. It was an island in a sea of green forest surrounding it with a few patches of small farms. The big day came and I was ready for my first jump. Off I go. It was the best feeling I've ever experienced. I'm dangling and aiming to land for the green patch. But wait a minute, the wind suddenly picked up speed and now it's pulling me away from the airfield. Nothing I could do, but drift backwards into the abyss. Oh darn! "You want to avoid trees" I remember the instructor told me. Luckily, I see a small farm in the distance, with cows in a small field. It was hilarious seeing farm animals that are used this happening all the time. They've probably experienced that 100 times before. xD My instructor drove out, he knew the area too well. To summerise, there's a designated spot next to the airfield. If you miss it, then hopefully no worries.
@@willek1335 nooo, not the trees 😂 sounds like quite the adventure. Good to know most instructors would know where you'd end up if you missed. Hopefully I get to try this myself; the skydiving, not the getting lost part 😂
I’ve been curious about sky diving and felt like it was something I should definitely have on my bucket list, but I also thought I’d always be too afraid to actually go through it. See: I don’t have a fear of heights, but I do have a fear of falling… and that’s pretty much what skydiving is. ^^; however! Watching this video made me think: “ah… I kinda really wanna do that.”
I had a fear of heights and still have a some fear of jumping and falling on ski/skateboard/snowboard/bike, but not skydiving. It seems it's a natural fear for human beings to jump off of secure objects and into the void of nothingness that awaits you. It will therefor be scary the first couple of times, but once you've conquered that temporary fear of letting go, it will most likely be the best feeling. Dopamine and adrenaline through the roof and focus on life as sharp as an obsidian knife. That fear will be replaced with the courage of a roaring lion! What are you waiting for? The AFF course consist of a long drill of ~3-4 days. Then you'll have two instructors holding you the entire time you're diving. Later on you'll do more solo jumps, like a video I uploaded from Perris V. If for some unlikely reason you won't be able to pull your chute, there's a computer that does it automatically. If that fails, there's a reserve chute. It's a very safe activity.
@@willek1335 omg... i knew skydiving would be one of the highest forms of an adrenaline rush that you could get, but I never thought of it quite like how you described it. Leaping into the void and surrendering yourself to it as the world pulls you back. letting go of your illusion of control and fully experiencing some of the greatest forces of nature. it sounds amazing.
I fell through a massive cloud a few days ago, it was terrifying. I thought I was going to have to pull in the cloud because I had no idea how low the base was.
![Felix Baumgartner Space Jump World Record 2012 Full HD 1080p [FULL]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vvbN-cWe0A0/mqdefault.jpg)
For those who never tried it, you actually get wet when going through clouds. Like rain except you’re the one crashing on the water drops 😍
Thanks I was wondering about that
@@354sd no problem. I can get in more details if you want. Very surprising the first time it happens. No one had warned me. As you enter the cloud you start to feel like a couple people are hitting you slightly with their fingers at some random places on your body. Very rapidly these "couple" people are now many and many more people, and the "finger" hits are harder than previously. You also get droplets hitting your goggles. Until finally you come out the cloud, more or less or completely wet, see the ground, pull your parachute and feel like a superhero. I'm not a very experienced skydiver by any means but this is how I would explain it!
Basically it's like being shot at by a machine gun that shoots water droplets, except you're the one moving toward the tiny bullets!
@@lpb3731 it sounds exhilarating!
@@354sd Sure is. I’m sure more experienced skydivers could tell you about it or have tons of stories, I’m still a noobie (around 15 jumps). It is the most exhilarating stuff imo, though I’m sure with time and experience, like everything, the amazement probably fades over time. But yes nothing compares to being in the sky like this, our brains haven’t evolved to be this high in the air for no reason at all so it sure is a crazy feeling. Definitly try it if you haven’t 💪 Like I tell my friends, dying without having skydived is as sad as dying a virgin ! Maybe more 😅 Take care !
I love how the weather is always beautiful above the clouds
It's because snow, rain, etc. are caused by clouds
Edit: yes, I know, you can stop Wooshing me now
@@BirbBoiYT Uhm, duh.
@@starchi4650 yea
This has to be the dumbest thing I've ever read
@@BirbBoiYT i know bro
I'm disappointed that the cloud can't be grabbed and chewed like a cotton candy.
FRRRR I ALWAYS THOGUHT THATT
Lol
Yeag
Yeah
@UCUoB5WwYm2CzksiWL-i2GRQ it's a type of cloud that develops on the ground.
I’m older now but I used to skydive when younger. Gosh, I miss it so much. It’s such a mix of being terrified, amazed, and excited at once.
😠❗
@@luciopaz8021❤ ❗️
@@luciopaz8021?
@@luciopaz8021why r u mad
@@luciopaz8021gonna cry
-Peter Parker
I can see how this could get addictive real fast after the first jump.
Yep
Think you have to tandem jump a bunch first.
@@domja9389 yeah
It's amazing stuff. I've only done a tandem jump through clouds but it's crazy fun
@@Shvabicu I want to go skydiving when I grow up
Imagine someone on the ground randomly staring the cloud
And this dude comes out of it
"Oh hello there"
"DUDE WTF THERES A GUY FALLING DOWN SOMEONE HELP HIM"
@@suffering9481 Daddy
still commenting
"and now your chief meteorologist with todays weather....."
Today's weather: People
Imagine when you've passed through the clouds, the ground is only 10 meters below you
you would be travelling at roughly 53 meters per second so you wouldn't really have time to process it
damn thanks now i have a new phobia
ye lol, also cant believe people still watching this video 8 years later
I don't know what the guidelines are for sky diving in foggy weather, but I imagine it's "don't do it" because what you described is how that could be.
Edit: Altimeters, hooray for technology.
That's what i was imagining too the goin thru the clouds and seeing nth gives me anxiety
Great song. First heard it while watching Drive (one of the most overlooked movies of the 2010’s in my opinion)
I thought of the ryan gosling meme when I heard this song in the vid
It literally feels like heaven when you can touch, interact, sit on cloud
Lol
Same
That would mean you're dead
@@iseeyou6985 i do not know how we die
@@iseeyou6985 so where is the evidence..?
I wanna do this so bad even though I'm afraid of heights
TheGolden Pokeball Hardess part mentally is actually exiting plane, the rest is pure amazingness! Conquer your fears and do it!
I am also afraid of heights but I still fly, skydive, wing walk and zip-line! You just need to go through the fear barrier and do it anyway. In fact if you haven't done a skydive already then do some Indoor Skydiving if you can. With Indoor Skydiving you just walk into the wind tunnel and then 'free-fall' at head/chest height with an instructor to guide you and keep you safe. No height involved unless you opt to do a 'Hi-Fly' in which the instructor does that with you to keep you steady. You do not have to do that though. I did two Indoor Skydive sessions before doing a 10,000ft skydive all of which can be seen on my channel. I like to think that the Indoor Skydives helped me to prepare for the real skydive in some way. The Indoor 'free-fall' feels VERY similar to the proper free-fall so even if you decide not to do a proper skydive at least you'll know how the free-fall feels. It feels like you are floating rather than falling and that is due to the air pressure pushing up against your body. It is pure BLISS! As the other commenter KeppinYouUp07 said the hardest part is everything leading up to exiting the plane. I was SHIT-scared before getting in that plane. Fortunately for me my fear went just before getting in the plane and I enjoyed the entire experience from take off in the plane to landing under the parachute. In fact you are SO high there really isn't a reference point. It's like looking at a Google Map! Skydiving from 10,000ft appeals to me more than a 150ft bungee jump! I am booked to do my first bungee jump next month though and also a 15,000ft skydive!
Me to
Just fly in a hot air balloon 😏
Thank me later
I wanna do it so bad but I am motion sickness
8 years later youtube is like “hey come watch this!”
Mhm
Eight hours before you posted this youtube is like “look at this comment
“hey come fap to this!”
Lol XD same XDDDDDDD
Same ahah f#ck this algorith
My grandma went skydiving a few times before she passed away, and just her pure joy describing her experience has inspired me to go skydiving someday
@@PenutVR Your dad, I found him in the milk aisle today.
@@PenutVR wtf is wrong with you bro
@@PenutVR Yeah...that milk was pretty sour...
@@PenutVR whats wrong with you
@@PenutVR Go to therapy for month, it will help
I never realized how scary the moment right before jumping really was.
It's not that scary, you just do what you came to do. You kind of get tunnel vision the first time around so it isn't so scary. The second time is scarier because you've done it before and you're more relaxed, so you have more time to realise how insane what you're doing is.
But if you think this is scary, watch a video of someone standing at the door while people are jumping. Watching people rapidly fly away from the plane is quite terrifying.
@@bakersmileyface if i skydive i would check my parachute 5 times
@@bennytennyson Good. You're supposed to xD
Make sure you get other people to check it too.
You'll love skydiving my friend. Do a ground course, it'll put your mind at ease if you're apprehensive about things going wrong. You'll learn that there aren't many things that can go wrong and the vast majority of the things that can go wrong are easily solvable.
@@bakersmileyface i'm still 14, i don't plan on skydiving anytime soon.
@@bennytennyson prime age to get some wind tunnel experience so that you can go skydiving when you hit 16.
being able to see this kind of things even when I don't experience it first hand, this is why I love the internet
nice profile name and pic
Just had my first tandem jump a couple of days ago and I can tell you it’s really not the same seeing it and experiencing it first hand you should try it out
If i jump im dead
Just like how your name makes me taste something first hand without tasting it. “Vanilla ice cream cheese fries”
I like the internet because it has cheze bungrrr Obama happi meel
When I was kid I used to think to sit on clouds,play and live on clouds
How innocent I was
Right now I love being in the dark and night and stars moon
I can’t believe that this came in my recommended after 8 years.
I would never be able to jump like that! So cool!
I just realized that
Same
Hello
same
Just pretend its Fortnite and jump off the battle bus
Dude set his spawnpoint on helicopter and keeps falling to death for fun
Respect
wait but where was the bed...
Yes
And I think you are minecraft player
You
@@arlantaciouspvp8677 bed does not always equal spawnpoint im guessing the seat is his spawnpoint
imagine looking at the clouds and some random dude pops out of the clouds like he was sent from the gods 💀
"Satan, is that you?"
2:30- free falling underneath the gta 3 map
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It kind looks like it’s rendering the ground a bit
@@johnbravo8594 lol you're right
Lol
And then you respawn at the nearest road
Everyone is gangsta until the parachute says:
“Pay 10$ to continue using”
Lmao🤣
Hhhhhholiihtgdghujbb
When EA is a skydiving centre.
@@stupidhotdog4173 ea got me like:
Ima ruin your perfect 100 likes
I dive.
(Insert Ryan Gosling skydiving)
Imagine the clouds doesn't end and you cannot see the ground, but suddenly when you reach the other side there's a golden Gate with stairs.
At least there is no pain
If he died ,he will be asked e questions
Who is your god,who is your prophet,what is your religion
If he is not muslim, he won't be able to answer the questions so that he will be punished inside his grave
@@azoozsan1290 STOP PUTING RELIGION STUFF HERE
jesus christ lmao
@@azoozsan1290 Assalam o Alaikum brother or sister. I am muslim too😊
@@azoozsan1290 He will also be aksed if Mo was a pedophet. If answered yes, then they can enter heaven.
Let's be honest we all have a fear of forgetting a parachute when we jump
ill bring one, ill just pass out b4 i can pull the string
ok
Ye
Yes ✨😭😂😂
That will be Panik moment 😭
I'm not sure why, but 2000s edm pop playing over skydivers falling into clouds is so oddly fitting
How did this get so much attention, this comment isn't even serious I heard like 15 seconds of the song before writing this 😅
So true
man that is kavinsky-nightcall
Quite
Hey I know you! Your the one that commented on my video! Wow what are the odds of me finding a comment from you
It's synthwave/outrun
Damn man, I wanna sky dive.
the main thing is not to wear a backpack instead of a parachute
Skydiving is amazing. I've once skydived in Dubai from 4km. Let me share my experience:
The instructor straps you *REALLY* tight, and then you're interviewed. You go into a van with other people and the instructors. As you reach the plane, which is really small, you wave at the camera, and climb up the plane. While the plane reaches 4km in altitude, you talk with other people. As the plane is close to the 4km altitude, the instructor gives you goggles to wear. Once the plane reaches 4km, the door is opened, and people jump with the instructors two by two. When it's your turn to jump, you look at the gorgeous city, and you are on the verge of shitting your pants, but it's too late. The instructor jumps with you and you fly. Adrenaline kicks in, and you don't feel any pain at all (the way they strapped it was so tight it hurt like hell). You fly for a few second, before the instructor asks you to do the "banana" pose. After that, the cameraman records you (yes, he/she is literally flying while recording you with a small, professional camera). You then reach the point, where the instructor releases the parachute. Once again, you almost shit your pants when the parachute is released, because you have a feeling that you're "going up". You slow down, and enjoy the beautiful city, including Palma Jumeirah. However, the straps hurt like actual hell in your thighs, to the point where your thighs become numb (atleast in my case). Once you reach like 100m above the landing area, the instructor asks you to raise your feet. Once you land, you are amazed by the experience. The cameraman records you once again. The footage of you is later sent to you via mail
I'd say it was a wonderful experience and worth it. You all should try it out!
Do you get to keep the goggles as a souvenir or do they make you give them back after the dive?
@@scratchpad7954 You give them back.
What if u die
@@ItsPlutonium That's almost impossible to die. In the last 10 years of skydiving in Dubai, only three have died. But I have no idea what happens if you die. You can probably sue them depending on the situation
Really small? How did you fit in it if it was really small? The really small airplanes I've seen would fit in a suitcase.
This would make a pretty cool horror story. You dive into the cloud, and instead of exiting through the other side, you become trapped inside it. Never to be seen again
Stop I’m about to go to sleep >:(
Like your just falling in an infinite void of clouds... Forever...
You enter another dimension through the cloud
Memento Mori.
@@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198 Memento mori
Forgive me for saying this but "IT'S RAINING MEN".
So
elkinsinboxinc AMEN
HALLELUJAH
"ok i forgive ya"
'A' men!
I remember seeing this years ago and now it's just so nostalgic to see it again
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD 4K with RTX on
Lmao
Second yes
With Intel’s Photorealism Enhancement
🤣🤣🤣LOL🤣🤣🤣
Billy styler? Poggers
Everyone: commenting and thinking about how scary this would be
Me: "I bet their hands are cold."
I wonder if falling through a cloud would get you wet.
@@oktayyildirim2911 it is wet and dusty I heard
@@oktayyildirim2911 Yeah i’m pretty sure, since it’s condensation
@@jerestan8064 it is since it's basically water vapor
Same
Does anyone else feel a little emotional watching this? Something so tranquil, nothing else matters in a moment like this.
The music and the somewhat unrealistic nature of the video give off an anemoic feeling. After all, clouds passing and such nostalgic music seem so familiar but only in the dreams you had so many years ago.
bro a guy is fucking jumping out of a plane. what is there to cry about
@@musicmode6657 Fr😭
@@musicmode6657 "Just a dude jumping out of a plane". My guy you are thinking way too simplistic while commenting under a skydiving video. Its the feeling of being so tiny and insignifcant when falling trough the clouds while looking down on how large yet how small everything is. Falling trough the sky like that is an unreal feeling, you just forget about everything in those minutes. I have never done it, you also probably never did it, but just imagining this is a weird feeling, for me atleast.
Alr guys get out your textbooks open to page 342069 it's time for a lesson on liminal spaces.
10 Years later and still a masterpiece
yea
@@billcipher726wow even Bill Cipher agrees
anytime
@@billcipher726when will you return?
never
I can't Imagine how great the feeling of this would be! It would be awesome to experience in real life.
Actually did it, was amazing! The best thing is the smell and the taste, do it too buddy
I'm like yes I wanna do that but my mind says no you can't do that your gonna die
@@fanoffischl6180 I think that is actually a good way to look at it. My mentality was "i will do it one time and then never again", because let's face it... it's dangerous as f***
*IN REAL LIFE* THIS HAPPENS 🤣 *ruclips.net/video/suQ8d1i6mD0/видео.html*
I'd piss myself lmao
For me, the scariest part of sky diving isnt the fall, or jumping out of the plane... its whether the parachute is going to deploy or not.
Yes. I wish we could just know for sure. But parachutes usually deploy and its pretty rare to have a malfunction
and hoping nothing happens to it while ur still up in the air
9 years later and this still remains cool.
صحيح😌👍👍👍👍👍
And the world is slowly ending
Awesome in fact,
yuh
As a kid living in England I have been really scared about sky diving but this seems really cool
Seeing a group of people emerge from a cloud would be the strangest yet holiest thing ever seen.
“Oh my! The heaven people have came down to see us!”
@@DoughnutGem lol
Damn, just that moment being able to look around above the clouds would be amazing, like you're above everything, I genuinely want to do this now
Cuwl
like looking out the window on a plane during the sunrise as it's coming up above the clouds
Nah you'd still be under the people in the ISS
Me too
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holy shit man i'd be terrified ;v;
watching this video is awesome but its also making my head spin xd
2:20 One of the most scariest things ever to see
What's scary about that
You're just falling through the clouds
@@blazer3510 having no clue how high you are
@@fplsupport1251 somewhere at the height of the clouds I guess
@Blazer May be he is concerned about getting a lightning strike
As a kid it was one of my biggest dreams to go sky diving, I fell chronically ill at 12 years old and now at 22 I know it wouldn’t be possible for me to try. This is super cool and very much appreciated ❤️
Man same
I am so sorry that you cannot go sky diving, wish you the best!!
I agree
so sorry ❤️
Sorry for you
Imagine him goinh through a rainbow
He’ll turn gay
Rainbow doesnt exist, you can just see it, its because of sunlight and water mixing up colors and stuff, it doesnt exist, its just the what you see from different perspective
@@veljko2597 🤓
@@thebluedumbass3214 having basic knowledge = nerd, ur name is not really wrong suits you well
@@thebluedumbass3214does everything related to rainbows have to be gay? I miss when rainbows were rainbows
Everybody's a gangsta until the clouds don't fade away even after a minute and suddenly hell appears in front of their eyes....
everybody gangsta till they pass out cuz of g force and wake up on the horse cart with a man saying "u are finally awake"
And then doom music plays
We’re not technically allowed to fly through clouds
Yes
@@callsignblaze4388 Could you explain why? Thanka
I remember sky diving in Australia back in late 2017, One of the best experiences I’ve ever done!!! Definitely worth doing if you ever get the opportunity to do so, trust me I’m shit scared of heights but I would gladly do this again!
How do you get the courage to make the jump?
@@celeste3894 count to three and close your eyes
I miss 2017....
I always would like doing that , but i wouldnt even dare going up the tiniest ladder in the world 😭😭😭😭 too scared of heights !!
Wait your shi- jk jk jk XD
Diving through clouds like a boss
And then land safely in very epic way
Its you again
Well it was pretty cool
Yes
ㅤ
10 years after this amazing thing was created, I go this on my reccomended page, such a wonder of time isnt it
“How late do you want this recommended?”
YT: *”yes”*
Better late than never
i thought i was the only one in whose recvomend it came after 8 years-
Yeah
YES
huh why did you say yes when the person said How
can you imagine skydiving and accidently hitting a UFO hiding in those clouds.
Boi I would’ve jumped right off like
“HAIL NO BUDDY. Get yo baby yoda looking arse outta here”
This is literally how Crysis begins
Ah I see you're a man of culture as well
No because they don’t exist….maybe.
UFO?We learn this in an English lesson,lol(We learn english like foreign language)
Imagine that when you jump you see the plane is close to you when you jump feels like heaven
r/ihadastrokereadingthat
@@spinningruby1481 yt/ihadastrokereadingthat
@XΣΠΩ Π7 yt/ihadastrokereadingthat
Tendi nd
@@mateenhajii yt/ihadastrokereadingthat
Tomorrow im skydiving for the second time in my life
The thrill is unimaginable
Seeing everything from that high up and coming to terms with your own mortality gives you a sense of control over the world
Staring death in the face makes you feel sort of immortal
No matter how terrified you are if you have the means I recommend you close your eyes and do it you will not regret it
i wish i could to do this, its look be very nice
Good luck! Have fun
how was it? update us (perhaps with a video if you have one?)
@@ventikwoffee589 RUclips recommended me now lol
good luck :)
Fun fact : Cloud feels like fog
Am a pilot, once flew a light aircraft through a cloud at low speed, opened the window and reached my hand into it, and it just feels like fog or cold humid air, feels nice.
Fun fact cloud is fog
i mean fogs are just clouds that happened to get closer to the surface.
but is cold when you drop thru a cloud
lol
Who is here in 2024
2024
Me
@Thepartyhats203 you didnt get it
Me
Me
* Te olvidas la mochila*
Estudiantes : 😀
Paracaidistas: 🌚
هاييع
@@ميسو-س9ص hey
@@dreamies_bloomy ها yes?
@@ميسو-س9ص you said hey
@@dreamies_bloomy
Aha I understand
What did the clouds taste like
F2KiLE air
cotton candy
Water
Duh cloud is like air you cant feel anything
Marshmallows
11 years later this is on my recommendations.❤
Looks like it's fun to do but my anxiety will definitely take over me :)
same 😰
Yep
Ehh since i have depression I'd quickly jump even without a parachute
@@imamememyself2453 oof sorry ummm remember that there are people that have it worse then u
@@imamememyself2453 there are tricks to survive without the parachute
Watching this gives me anxiety because I have a irrational fear of heights.. I can't even go 5 feet up lol
Alien S like my freind
What about your bed :/
How are you
How do you stand up
A
It’s been five years and it never gets old. I love it.
5?
9
10
10.......
10-
I love the moment when Damien says, “It’s Cotten Candy time!” And proceeds to Cotten candy all over the place. Truly one of the moments of all time.
Idk who Damien is but uhhhhh
Yes
Edit: I'm an idiot
cringe
I need to do this again! Skydiving is so much fun! The thrill, the rush, the speed! Unforgettable!
Tell me everything, I wish I could do this too
@@anordinaryfellow2832 I commented what it feels like in another post I think I saw you in.
In regards to how you start, you really just look up skydiving location in your area and check the price. I payed around $200, but the next time I go, $75 is taken off as to skydive you need to have training so you're paying for that as well. Since I have the certificate, I don't need to pay to get it.
The first dive is considered as training, and so by the end you get a certificate that says you completed training. There are a few other things I need to do before I can jump solo, but I need to save for that, and I would assume I need to buy my own chute.
It's honestly a great experience I think everyone should try once.
@@ararepotato1420 thank you for the info, I'm really going to try this in the future
@@anordinaryfellow2832 good luck!
@@ararepotato1420 the prices drop if you bring your own equipment (so you would technically be only paying for the ride up)
I've never seen this but I still feel nostalgic
Reincarnation!!
You have no idea what nostalgia is do you?
Probably because of the music
@@elmothewise3915 i think he meant anemonia or somethin like that
@@garlicbreadstick404 probably
5 year old kid on his way to kindergarten: “I want to touch the clouds mom”
Mom: “you’re not able to touch the clouds, humans can’t do that”
5 year old 20 years later: 1:23 “I’ve fulfilled a boy’s dream”
so he is not a human? I don’t get it
@@EmbeddedWithin yeah, he’s just sky diving through clouds 😂
@@jazzhands6055 the mom says. “You’re not able to touch the clouds, *humans can do that*” wth
@@EmbeddedWithin oh thx bro
@@jazzhands6055 does this mom in your scenario happen to be born in the 17th century?
Ironically, the scariest and most dangerous part isn't jumping off from the plane or falling from high, but actually touching the ground (once you safely reach it) because you can break your legs if you do it incorrectly in the slightest.
Breaking your legs or any bone isn't scary the body goes into shock you won't really feel the pain for a while I have broken both my legs and arms at least twice and each time I was more horrified about the fact that my bones were bending in the wrong way I didn't even feel the pain.
@@Mullratte of course breaking your bones is scary! It's not exactly a delight is it?
>the most dangerous part is touching the ground
Yes, that’s how falling works, op.
No shit
😂 Yeah It’s A Scary Af Feeling, Especially Your Stomach When Falling, It Feels Like It’s A Horror Movie.
This is how it feels like when dad smokes in front of your face
You have a bad dad
Imagine having a dad who smokes
This post was made by the good dad gang
@@herozero8677 Don't lie, it's obvious you don't have a father at all
@@HannibalKantter okay, according to YOU there's always a dad who smokes. it is usual for you, hence you call him just a “dad”. In my case I don't have a DAD, instead, I have a HEALTHY DAD.
@@herozero8677 My dad used to smoke a lot, various cigarette a day, and I used to be very sad and worried for his health, but thankfully he quit smoking and I'm so relieved now
I’m not afraid of heights but it’s scary when you go threw clouds
Oh wow have you? What was it like and what did it feel smell etc like?
I imagine this one of the most effective ways to help cure depression
The freedom while being midair
The wind touching your body
And the view
2:36 *World rendering, please hold*
whats it like to dive through clouds???
scary illegal and dangerous
Detryk Willis yup your pretty much right
It feels like fog inside a cloud.
First Name Last Name
Well yeah ok but how does fog feel? It feels like nothing.
i remember you turkey boy
This is also a proof that the earth isn’t flat too
Yeah. I think so to.
I don't know if the earth is flat or not
@@hiro4013 la tierra no es plana es una esfera no tan perfecta
Only god knows it’s shape rn
Yea you are right
Bro in his mind: I don’t stay in plane. I dive🗿🗿
Bro is literally Ryan Gosling
Dive!
0:58 oh look you found heaven
Skydiving looks like a crazy experience! Free falling, seeing the earth from a different angle, it must be a moving experience
until you spiral out of control then its a really scary experience
@@starrkow nah its still a moving experience
Except it moves you intensely
@@thatcanadian3240 nah man one slip up of the parachute then your dead. you'll experience a scary experience before you die
@@starrkow what i meant by moving intensely is that your spinning so you are moving
Make sense?
@@thatcanadian3240 hmmm make a 1 page essay about it then it'll make sense :troll:
Skydiving is one of the experiences I wanted to do when I was a kid and I was afraid to do it but at the same time I felt like it was the right thing to do and I never got the chance yet, I might do it in the future don't forget to follow your dreams❤ just know that all you got your dreams are different and the best that you'll do,Goodbye❤❤❤
As scary as skydiving seems, it also looks really fun.
Also, can I just add that the background music fits really well?
Established sustainable reciprocal metamorphosis cholesterol School Simulator ละคร Street หมอเคยคิดว่า 10 บาท
@@urarat851 what?
Account determination
What
What is carefully
"What if, you want to go to Heaven, but god said "No"."
You:
Fr 😂
No, then you go straight to hell
الكفار يذهبون إلى الجحيم ولكن أن أسلمت سوف تدخل الجنه
@@zakisan3743 wat
@@zakisan3743 Kẻ cuồng hồi giáo
1:22 bro felt like he was in heaven😂
New sub
Ah yes 11 years later this is put in a 2024 viewer’s recommendation page.
I've always had this fantasy to be falling carefree, feeling weightless and savoring the moment that not everyone gets to experience. (Kingdom Hearts really contributed to this fantasy.)
did you do it
Not yet, still hoping though.
Ikr
باود٪ووهجبخخ#&ات^أ،حق
@@عمرنهاري-ت5س i agree
I’ve always wondered how skydiving can be done without just straight up dying, like from the pressure or whatever
@@BrockSamson-i1i Tf does Roman mythology have to do with physics 💀
i think he means venus (the planet)
@@theburrowingheck yes but still, astronomy does not directly connect to physics. There’s astrophysics but astronomy itself really doesn’t deal with gravity all that much.
Its amazing that as humans we always find a way to push the limit. I just spent the last hour watching horrifying cave diving videos, now I am watching someone do some epic sky diving. Humans are truly amazing.
Funny how my recommendations are tuned the exact same way.
I watched all those hellhole catabomb shit and here I'm taking a pinch of atmosphere. Ridiculous how we don't choose the dish, but love the serving
@splashykoy11 thank you spider
I did skydiving but I would NEVER do cave diving.
@@Andrew-yb1uv Sky diving seems a lot less claustrophobic lol
Passing through the cloud
Lightning: Hello my dear friend
2:36 why does it look I like everything is spawning in
Dude the chunks are loading in
Bruh the land is loading they don’t have good WiFi
@noobies 9998 That's what I thought of Minecraft it looks like Minecraft in real life
(Woosh me) the little clouds are in the way before the land was seen idiots
Star DaBap r/wooooooooooooooooooooosh
*I dive.*
*you dive*
I dive (I’m literally Ryan Gosling)
This looks absolutely terrifying but I still really want to experience this
If you fear it, i recommend trying to lucid dream and do even better
@@thughunter3728 fr that's what I was thinking
Yo si lo quiero hacer, U.U
@@thughunter3728 not while sky diving that’s a bad idea
@@dolandank4055 lmao
Say The Truth: *We All Got This On Recommended 8 Years Later*
Yes my man
Yes
Imagine they do this with flares while having a laser tag gun fight.
There would be a lot of flare shells raining that day
😍😭😭😭
@@emilyGarcia-vq9uo wtf
U know its bouta be good when that music pulls up
The dislikes were from people who were expecting him to land on the cloud
If they existed anymore
whats a "deslike"?
@@OArrombadoDaEsquinaAoLado We have much to discuss.
I can do this on GTA5 without the fear of instant death!
Hey gta 5 is my favorite game :D
@@Mason_Gamer100 Mine is gta 420
@@ffnsjnodjvtiornoieehfbtrg noice
@@ffnsjnodjvtiornoieehfbtrg Mine fav gta is gta69 remaster
@@ffnsjnodjvtiornoieehfbtrg Mine Is GTA 2000
Clouds are so fluffy I wish I can do that someday😔
8 years later you broked your leg
I've always been curious. How do skydivers know where to land? With my inadequate sense of direction and attention span, I imagine I'd fly miles away from the mark with no food, water, and money 😂
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It's fine. I remember we drilled and looked at photographs from above for 3-4 days. Birds eye view of the airfield. It was an island in a sea of green forest surrounding it with a few patches of small farms.
The big day came and I was ready for my first jump. Off I go. It was the best feeling I've ever experienced. I'm dangling and aiming to land for the green patch. But wait a minute, the wind suddenly picked up speed and now it's pulling me away from the airfield. Nothing I could do, but drift backwards into the abyss. Oh darn! "You want to avoid trees" I remember the instructor told me. Luckily, I see a small farm in the distance, with cows in a small field. It was hilarious seeing farm animals that are used this happening all the time. They've probably experienced that 100 times before. xD My instructor drove out, he knew the area too well. To summerise, there's a designated spot next to the airfield. If you miss it, then hopefully no worries.
@@willek1335 nooo, not the trees 😂 sounds like quite the adventure. Good to know most instructors would know where you'd end up if you missed. Hopefully I get to try this myself; the skydiving, not the getting lost part 😂
And i imagine, i fly through 100000000000 000000000000 Meters without anything😳
Me too 😅
I can feel fear from this and chill at the same time
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Glad somebody did this, I was wondering what its like to be in a cloud
same
Probably very wet…
@@tearex12345 i was thinking the same thing
Why does 2:25 look like the man ended up in a vr game?
Because he's inside a cloud
Song is absolutly vibing and it perfectly fits in this video!
Whats the name of this song?
@@fabianlufter4442 check the description
@@fabianlufter4442 its nightcall
@@futturistic3459 Thank's
I’ve skydived twice in my life I love it so much!!!!
2:22 wow imagine hitting the ground, of a mountain let's say, while diving into these clouds. Like something that was put there in no time.. :o
Their watches show them their elevation so they know when to pull the parachute, and mountains don’t randomly grow in a few minutes
@@ikarus878 what? planes randomly grow in a few minutes?
@@keyboard5494 Ventreal was joking on “growing an airplane”. Airplanes don’t grow. They are manufactured. And not in midair.
Why in the world would you skydive near mountains for no reason that just sounds like a waste of airtime
Imagine someone cloudwatching suddenly seeing some guy fall out of cloud. That would've been pretty sick to look at lol
I bet the person falling would look like a dot at that distance 😆
You could probably barely see them
I’ve been curious about sky diving and felt like it was something I should definitely have on my bucket list, but I also thought I’d always be too afraid to actually go through it. See: I don’t have a fear of heights, but I do have a fear of falling… and that’s pretty much what skydiving is. ^^; however! Watching this video made me think: “ah… I kinda really wanna do that.”
I have a fear of heights and falling both. But i really wanna skydive, its only one life you get to experience it.
I had a fear of heights and still have a some fear of jumping and falling on ski/skateboard/snowboard/bike, but not skydiving. It seems it's a natural fear for human beings to jump off of secure objects and into the void of nothingness that awaits you. It will therefor be scary the first couple of times, but once you've conquered that temporary fear of letting go, it will most likely be the best feeling. Dopamine and adrenaline through the roof and focus on life as sharp as an obsidian knife. That fear will be replaced with the courage of a roaring lion! What are you waiting for?
The AFF course consist of a long drill of ~3-4 days. Then you'll have two instructors holding you the entire time you're diving. Later on you'll do more solo jumps, like a video I uploaded from Perris V. If for some unlikely reason you won't be able to pull your chute, there's a computer that does it automatically. If that fails, there's a reserve chute. It's a very safe activity.
@@willek1335 omg... i knew skydiving would be one of the highest forms of an adrenaline rush that you could get, but I never thought of it quite like how you described it. Leaping into the void and surrendering yourself to it as the world pulls you back. letting go of your illusion of control and fully experiencing some of the greatest forces of nature. it sounds amazing.
Can you throw forward?
@@carenxatu5962 It's funny you explained it even better. That truly sounds like like a meaningful experience.
I fell through a massive cloud a few days ago, it was terrifying. I thought I was going to have to pull in the cloud because I had no idea how low the base was.
You werent looking at your altimeter?
@@DylanoTheWizard I was staring at it the entire time.
@@jaffacalling53 why didnt you know how low you were then?
@@DylanoTheWizard no, I didn't know how low the base of this particular cloud was.
@@jaffacalling53 oh i see i just misread it