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Luke Aikins can be seen in white and green as he jumped out of the plane as part of 'Stride Gum Presets Heaven Sent' in Simi Valley, California. He was assisted by three other skydivers for part of the jump


For the first 10,000 feet of the fall Aikins used an oxygen tank - one of the three other skydivers who jumped with him was in charge of collecting the discarded tank


Another of the three skydivers who assisted carried a camera and the final one trailed smoke so people on the ground could follow his descent


The three skydivers who accompanied Aikins eventually deployed their own parachutes, but Aikins kept going without a chute until he landed in a giant net after about two minutes


The jump lasted about two minutes, just before he reached the net he flipped onto his back at the last second and landed perfectly to cheers from those gathered to watch


He hit the 100-by-100-foot net perfectly. Just before climbing into a plane, Aikins said the Screen Actors Guilt required him to wear a parachute but he indicated he wouldn't open it. However he ditched he before he jumped out of the plane


Celebrations: Aikins raises his hands to celebrate. Speaking before the jump he said: 'If I wasn't nervous, I would be stupid'


Aikins celebrates with son Logan after jumping 25,000 feet from an airplane without a parachute


Aikins hugs his four-year-old son Logan after completing the record-breaking jump. Three skydivers jumped out the the aircraft with him to assist him until the final 5,000ft


'My vision was always proper preparation and that if you train right you can make anything happen,' Aikins said in a Facebook post after the jump. He also shared this picture of himself afterwards


Aikins (pictured after his jump Saturday) made his first tandem jump when he was 12, following with his first solo leap four years later. He has since completed more than 18,000 jumps


'I'm almost levitating, it's incredible,' the jubilant skydiver said, raising his hands over his head after the jump. He is pictured celebrating after completing his two-minute free fall on Saturday


'I'm almost levitating, it's incredible,' the jubilant skydiver said, raising his hands over his head after the jump. He is pictured celebrating after completing his two-minute free fall on Saturday


'This thing just happened! I can't even get the words out of my mouth,' Aikins (pictured Saturday after his jump) added as he thanked the dozens of crew members who spent two years helping him prepare


'I'm going all the way to the net, no question about it,' Aikins said from the plane (pictured). He had been told he would have to wear a parachute but the requirement was lifted at the last minute


Luke Aikins (pictured Monday during a training jump), 42, became the first skydiver to jump from 25,000 feet without a parachute on Saturday evening in Simi Valley, California


When Aikins' friend Chris Talley came up with the idea for the jump two years ago, Aikins (pictured during a training jump on Monday) turned it down cold - but changed his mind a couple of weeks later


Aikins (pictured preparing his parachute during training) wore a chute to rehearse the jump but said wearing one during the actual stunt would actually make it harder for him to properly put himself over the net

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Daredevil completes first of its kind jump without a parachute

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Luke Aikins gets ready for his record-breaking jump

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