párakisülésmér
The párakisülésmér, commonly known in English as a **parachute**, is a device designed to slow the motion of an object through an atmosphere by creating drag, or in the case of an astronaut or pilot, by directly applying a decelerating force to a person as they descend. Parachutes are essential for safe landings in various contexts, including military operations, aviation, space exploration, and recreational activities such as skydiving.
The basic principle behind a parachute involves increasing air resistance to reduce the rate of descent. This
Parachutes have evolved significantly over time. Early designs, such as those used by Leonardo da Vinci in
In aviation, parachutes are used in emergency situations where ejection from an aircraft is necessary. Military
Proper training and maintenance are critical for safe parachute use. Users must undergo rigorous instruction in