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Felix Baumgartners balloon and capsule

Felix Baumgartners balloon and capsule being put into place for launch on 14th October 2012. The capsule climbed to an altitude of 39, 045 meters, before Baumgartner jumped out. He was in freefall for four minutes and twenty seconds. The jump broke the record for the highest ever freefall and Baumgartner became the first ever skydiver to break the sound barrier, reaching a maximum velocity of 1342.8 kilometres an hour (mach 1.24)

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14 October 2012 Ascent Austrian Balloon Balloon Altitude Record Canopy Capsule Daredevil Fastest Felix Baumgartner Freefall Furthest Highest Jump Mission To The Edge Of Space New Mexico Placing Preparing Record Breaking Red Bull Stratos Roswell Sky Dive Skydive Skydiver Stratosphere


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This print captures the awe-inspiring moment when Felix Baumgartner's balloon and capsule were meticulously prepared for their historic launch on October 14th, 2012. Standing tall against the vast blue sky, this image symbolizes a pivotal point in American history as Baumgartner embarked on an audacious mission to push the boundaries of human achievement. As the Austrian daredevil ascended to an astonishing altitude of 39,045 meters within his white canopy-clad capsule, anticipation filled the air. The world watched in anticipation as he fearlessly leaped out into freefall, defying gravity for four minutes and twenty seconds that felt like eternity. Baumgartner's extraordinary jump shattered records and etched his name into the annals of history. Breaking both the highest ever freefall record and becoming the first skydiver to break through the sound barrier at a mind-boggling speed of 1342.8 kilometers per hour (mach 1.24), he pushed humanity's limits further than ever before. This remarkable feat took place in Roswell, New Mexico - a symbolic location known for its association with extraterrestrial mysteries. As North America witnessed this unprecedented display of courage and skill unfold high above its soil, it marked a defining moment in our journey towards conquering new frontiers. In this stunning photograph by Science Photo Library capturing Felix Baumgartner's ascent into space-like heights, we are reminded that human determination knows no bounds when fueled by ambition and curiosity about

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