What is the most dangerous Guinness World Record, and how do people attempt it safely?

The Guinness World Records is a compilation of incredible and often times extreme human achievements. The most dangerous Guinness World Record currently held is the record for the highest base jump from an object. The record is held by Valery Rozov, who jumped from a height of 7,220 meters from the Himalayas on May 5, 2013.

Base jumping is inherently risky, and attempting to break this record is extremely dangerous. The process of base jumping from high altitudes requires special equipment, such as parachutes, base jumping suits, and helmets. It is also important to have extensive knowledge of the environment and weather conditions. This record should only be attempted by highly experienced and skilled base jumpers who have undergone rigorous training and understand the risks involved.

There are several safety measures that base jumpers can take to reduce the risk of injury or death. These include ensuring that all equipment is in good condition and properly fitted, conducting thorough weather and environment checks, jumping only in areas that are legal and free from obstructions, and having an experienced and trained team on hand to provide support.