BASE jumping is an extreme sport that involves jumping from fixed objects and using a parachute to break the fall. The term "BASE" is an acronym that stands for Building, Antenna, Span, and Earth, which are the four categories of objects from which participants can jump. This sport is known for its high risk and requires extensive training and safety measures. Jumpers typically use specialized parachutes designed for quick deployment and maneuverability. BASE jumping is often performed in scenic locations, attracting thrill-seekers who enjoy the adrenaline rush of free-falling. Due to its dangerous nature, it is important for jumpers to follow safety protocols and regulations.