No, the compound noun 'bungy jumping' or 'bungee jumping' is a common noun, a word for any bungy jumping of any kind, anywhere.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Taupo Bungy NZ, Taupo, NZAJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand, Queenstown, NZBungee Adventures, Sacramento, CAUK Bungee Club, Rotherham, UKEUROBUNGY (supplier), Miami, FL
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Bungee jump is the correct spelling of this.
The Sky Tower in New Zealand says you fall at 56mph from their huge 192m tower. However this is not a true bungy, it is a cross between base jumping and bungy. It's possibly faster for a true free fall bungy.
New Zealand by AJ Hackett, Chris Allum and friends. The first commercial bungy jumping site was in Ohakune, New Zealand.
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There is not such thing as skydive parabungying. There is however 2 separate sports - skydiving (jumping from an aircraft with a packed parachute) and bungy jumping (leaping from a crane or bridge with a strong elastic rope).