FREEFALL

The zero gravity refers to the state that is not affected by gravity. Most people believe that in the absence of gravity like the space shuttle, there is only weight loss. But most people are unaware that if you are free falling, you experience weightlessness. You are at the time of a free fall parachute, an amusement park roller coaster, or NASA training an astronaut. When riding a roller coaster, sometimes I think that you feel zero gravity or lose weight. At the top of the loop, I feel like I lose weight at the seat. Indeed, you are experiencing a free fall. Everything else goes with you when you get off the loop

Accelerating free fall is a method of skydiving training. This is called "acceleration". Progress is usually the fastest way to experience one free fall from the ground of 10,000 feet to 15,000 feet. By contrast, in static line process training (traditional way and old-fashioned parachute method) students "jump" off low altitude (usually 3,000 feet) before free-falling. Because the parachute is automatically deployed by the stationary line attached to the plane, the student must do only land. When a student demonstrates proficiency at some static line level, he or she can freely drop from the highlands and learn to expand their canopy. In addition, while the static line is in progress, the coach can dispatch more than one student per load, and the student will be dispatched from a low height at first, so the progress of the static line is often cheaper than the AFF . Also free fall!