Photo of jumpers coming in for a landing after skydiving over the North Pole.

With the Skydivers almost on the ground, the taller Joy has her feet much lower than Mikhail, so she is going to be doing the landing first on the Geographic North Pole. 
 

The North Pole jump is about 5000 feet and temperatures are about -25 degrees F.   It's not so bad because the temperature in the helicopter is so high that all of the skydivers are totally heat saturated and the cold is not even noticeable.  This jump makes the Ultimate Skydiving Log Book Entry.  We have many skydivers every year and on almost every jump, there is a new record being set.  In 2002 Thomas Trautman made the first Wing Suit Jump over the North Pole.  He told me that it was just great.  With the wing suit, Thomas literally flew around the entire earth crossing every degree of longitude several times making Thomas the first person to fly around the world in a wingsuit.  Interesting, isn't it!  But it's true.  So far, to the best of my knowledge there has never been a tube jumper over the pole.