Indeed. Most jumpers now have several cameras so you can assume the proportion of skydivers is enough. It‘s still less than ten millions minutes overall, while

Indeed. Most jumpers now have several cameras so you can assume the proportion of skydivers is enough. It‘s still less than ten millions minutes overall, while billions of humans live half a million minutes each year. Now considering three recorded events (listed in your source) over the course of five centuries… This still means it would take billions of years of jumping to reasonably come across such an event. That calculations makes it far more likely that the previous one I made, most likely because I highly underestimated the number of meteoroids. The weakness of that method is that you are limiting the visibility of humans on the ground to being struck, although one can argue that the buy in Uganda was a case of it coming close enough to notice.