Unbelievable Wingsuit Cave Flight! Batman Cave, Alexander Polli
Wingsuit / BASE-jump athlete Alexander Polli does the never before done—a tactical flight through a narrow cave on a rugged mountainside. The flight starts with a jump from a hovering helicopter, Alexander reaches speeds of 250 km/h (155 mph) while following a precise trajectory leading to the cave opening, he then fully commits and flies [...]
Felix Baumgartner’s Point of View
See what Felix Baumgartner saw as he stood from the edge of his capsule and jumped from 24 miles above earths surface to break the sound barrier and make history.
Mission Control. Mission Accomplished.
Baumgartner reached an estimated speed of 1,342.8 km/h or 834.4 mph(Mach 1.24) jumping from the stratosphere, which when certified will make him the first man to break the speed of sound in freefall and set several other records while delivering valuable data for future space exploration.
“Sometimes you have to go up really high to understand how small you are.” — Felix Baumgartner
Felix Baumgartner broke the record for highest and fastest freefall from space – Mission Accomplished. “Sometimes you have to go up really high to understand how small you are.” Felix Baumgartner Preliminary Figures: Altitude: 128,097 ft Duration of freefall: 4:19 Total jump time: 9:03 Speed: 1137 kmh (Mach 1.24) 833 mph
Felix Baumgartner’s Chestcam Footage
http://youtu.be/qGlF4Wtf1WM Felix Baumgartner’s Chestcam Footage http://youtu.be/MT1DhcQg0Os EXTREME Skydive: FELIX BAUMGARTNER JUMP from Edge of Space Oct.14, 2012 Red Bull Stratos Stuntman Felix Baumgartner Readies for Historic Leap from Space
Joe Kitinger parachutes from 102, 800 feet in 1960
The Redbull Stratos launch has been pushed due to weather. The record that Felix Baumgartner is trying to break is that of Joe Kitinger, one of the biggest superstars in the history of going for it!! Thanks Joe for what you did, and best of luck tomorrow Felix! GT In 1960 Joe Kitinger jumped from [...]
Life On The Edge.
Felix Baumgartner draws from his extensive BASE jumping and skydiving history to prepare himself for the Final Mission. He relives the challenges he has already successfully accomplished and reveals the philosophy that drives him to push himself further and higher.
Basejump Great Trango Pakistan
August 26, 1992 the Autralians Nic Feteris and Glenn Singleman made this highest Basejump in an altitude from about 6286 meters. The climb alone took 3 weeks to complete. Check out their onboard cameras – unbelievable that they strapped that much weight to their heads and bodies, just to record the jump. The distance they [...]
Wingsuit Gliding Thought the ‘Crack’ Gorge in Switzerland
Soaring at speeds of up to 160 kilometres per hour, Belgium base-jumper Cedric Dumont has embarked on his latest conquest — taming the ‘Crack’ gorge in Switzerland’s beautiful Churfirsten Mountains. During his descent, which last about two minutes, Dumont is repeatedly seen only metres from the rock face below — such a small margin of [...]
