Watch: 200 skydivers dressed in colorful suits float in the air, eye world record

A video of 200 skydivers fluttering like a swarm of butterflies is going viral. All the participants dressed in colorful clothes soared in the sky with the aim of setting a new world record. Skydiver Karine Jolie shared the video on Instagram with the caption, “D4 Jump 1. First pod on the bridge. @simonpwhittle @_im_sponsored @gregcrozier.airwax with @noahbahnson @domikiger.” In it, suited-up skydivers hold hands and swim with perceived ease. This video was shared on 26 August.

However, this is no easy feat. “Those jumps are technical, you need to know how to blow the head down, fast, strong and accurate, but most of all you need to stay calm. The mental game is what will make it a success or a general panic. It It’s about knowing yourself, pushing your limits and setting new goals,” Jolly explained in the caption of another video.

This Chicago group was looking to break past the 200-sided skydiving vertical formation. “I definitely want to do that,” commented one Instagram user. “All different styles of Power Rangers,” said another. “Iron men gather all the suits ,” quipped yet another.

People have been successful in achieving all kinds of things floating in the air. Recently, a skydiver solved a Rubik’s Cube pyramid puzzle during a 13,000-foot freefall from a plane in Thailand. According to the Daily Mail, a skydiver named Chinmaya Prabhu completed the Pyrenminx, a tetrahedron version of the Rubik’s Cube, in under 30 seconds during a skydive on April 14. According to Guinness World Records, the young skydiver is from Mumbai. He solved the puzzle in 24.22 seconds during the freefall. During the attempt, he was tied to a skilled skydiver. It was difficult for him to complete the puzzle because of the resistance of the wind, but he managed to solve the pyramid in record time.

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