Bungee Collection

A. J. Hackett, bungy jumping, Kawarau Bridge, Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Bungee jump
Justyna Jaszke

Before the Fall
Karsten Wrobel

In the Air
Karsten Wrobel

The fourth international Helicopter Rescue meeting will be held in Holland 26th / 29th May
The fourth international Helicopter Rescue meeting will be held in Holland 26th/29th May. Two Wessex helicopter will be entered the Royal Navy from 771 Squadron

Bardin B-1 glider, designed and built by Rene Bardin, about to launch using a bungee at the Congres experimental de vol sans moteur de Vauville 1923, in France

Poncelet Castar O-BAFG (meeting no. 7 ; flying as a glider with the engine removed) ready for bungee launch at the Congres experimental de vol sans moteur de Vauville 1923

RRG Prufling gliders preparing to bungee launch. (full image of the stereo pair) Date: circa 1928

Akaflieg Darmstadt D. 9 Konsul
Akaflieg Darmstadt D.9 Konsul glider preparing to bungee launch at an early Rhon glider meet. (full image of a stereo pair) Date: circa 1923-1924

XNBL-1 AS64215 main undercarriage bungee shock absorber
Main undercarriage unit bungee shock absorber of Engineering Division XNBL-1 AS64215, (also known as The Barling Bomber and Witteman-Lewis XNBL-1 and McCook Field Project P-303)

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Bungy Jump - woman diving from Kawarau Bridge Bungy Queenstown Date:

Queenstown, New Zealand. Lake Wakatipu is the stunning turquoise lake that is the main focus of Queenstowns splendor. The Ledge bungee is a popular activity. (MR)

Leap into digital future. Abstract computer illustration of a leaping circuit board man representing the digital future of communications. He is falling past images on computer screens

Two seaside stunts
The new Aero-Bathing Machine: A remarkable invention to assist those who - hesitate upon the brink. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger

Skycity, Auckland, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific

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"Bungee: The Thrill of Defying Gravity" Experience the adrenaline rush like never before with A. J. Hackett, the pioneer jumping. Take a leap into the unknown and feel your heart race as you dive headfirst into an exhilarating free fall. Before the Fall, there is anticipation in the air, building up to that moment when you surrender yourself to gravity's pull. With each jump, Bardin B-1 and Poncelet Castar O-BAFG prove their resilience as they withstand extreme forces. But it's not just about jumping off bridges or tall structures; bungee takes flight too. RRG Prufling gliders soar through the sky with grace and agility while suspended by bungee cords. Similarly, Akaflieg Darmstadt D. 9 Konsul showcases its prowess in aerodynamics using this innovative technology. The XNBL-1 AS64215 main undercarriage bungee shock absorber ensures a smooth landing for aircrafts during takeoff and landing, highlighting how versatile this invention truly is. In Holland, aviation enthusiasts gather at The Fourth International Helicopter Rescue Meeting from 26th to 29th May to celebrate the advancements made in helicopter rescue operations – where even Bardin B-1 makes an appearance. Bungee represents more than just a thrilling activity; it symbolizes our desire to push boundaries and conquer our fears. It reminds us that sometimes we need to let go and trust in something greater than ourselves – whether it be elastic cords or our own capabilities. So embrace your inner daredevil and embark on a journey that defies gravity with bungee – because life is meant to be lived on both solid ground and high above it.