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Using Science to Map a Wingsuit BASE Jump | National Geographic
A former fighter pilot turned wingsuit BASE jumper, Richard Webb explains how he and his fellow adventurists map out the ideal route for their wingsuit BASE jumps. Using lasers to measure distance and an angle meter to determine optimal positioning, Webb can find the best, and hopefully safest, routes for his jumps.
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DIRECTOR, PRODUCER: Dan Gingold
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Zach Kuperstein
EDITOR, PRODUCER: JJ Kelley
WINGSUIT FOLLOW CAMERA: James Yaru
SPECIAL THANKS: Ben Black and Pinnacle Helicopters, Moab, Utah
DEDICATED TO BRYAN TURNER
Using Science to Map a Wingsuit BASE Jump | National Geographic
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Published May 27, 2015