Congratulations to Rainbowlabs for passing the CNAS inspecti
2015-06-16 15:26:42
A good news came that Rainbow Labs passed the site assessment of China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) on November 9, 2014. At present, CNAS is the unique and most authoritative laboratory accreditation certification body. Being approved by CNAS, proves that our level and capacity are up to international standard, product inspection result reliable. The certificate or report issued by us, will be recognized by 56 countries in a mutual recognition system.
Since then, Rainbow Labs becomes a laboratory which is approved and qualified by the US FDA, Health Canada and CNAS China at the same time. We will constantly make intensified effort on international registration and mutual recognition, unswervingly adhere to the strategy of quality innovation combined with the international high-end market access.
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That being said, it’s important that you prepare yourself for your first jump. The more you go, the more you’ll be prepared without having to use a checklist. Below, you’ll find everything that you need to know prior to going out on your first skydive.
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Skydivers have more air resistance in a belly-to-earth position and therefore achieve a lower speed. Tandem skydivers have a speed of around 120 mph in the belly-to-earth position which is much lower than the 185 mph that they have in the head-down position.
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The larger the skydiver’s mass, the cross-sectional area, and the drag coefficient, the slower the terminal velocity will be. Conversely, if the skydiver’s mass is smaller, their cross-sectional area is smaller, or their drag coefficient is lower, their terminal velocity will be higher.
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