Skydiver Baumgartner lands safely on Earth after supersonic record

Supersonic parachute breaks three world records during the descent of the balloon 24 miles above the surface of the Earth

the edge of space above the deserts of New Mexico, Felix Baumgartner stopped a little. It was a small step away from the capsule, but down 24 miles to earth.

"Our guardian angel will take care of you," said mission control and jumped the man known as Felix Fear.

myocardial Ten minutes later, the Austrian landed on Earth after reaching speeds up to 725 mph, and break three world records, including becoming the first supersonic parachute break sound barrier at Mach 1.24.

"We love Felix", applauded the control room, as her mother, Ava Baumgartner, wept.

Baumgartner, who said records for ballooning upper living and parachute jump higher elevations, raised his arms in victory thanks wishes for his team.

wearing a survival suit designed keeping intact his body against pressures which vary greatly which marked his descent to Earth. Without it, their blood boiled and lungs may have exploded.

Baumgartner said later at a press conference. "When I was standing on the roof of the world, you become humble, do not think about breaking records," admitted everything I could think of was getting back into life, but he added: ". Sometimes you have to go up to see how small you are "

The other two cases were inhabited for balloon flight altitude jump higher and higher.

After two failed attempts last week, the mission was given the green light on Sunday morning, with the cooperation of the weather. Baumgartner crystal was taken Clear a giant ball, measuring 30 million cubic feet square and whose skin was a tenth of the thickness of a sandwich bag. At the bottom of the ball was a capsule in which Baumgartner sitting in his costume.

After reaching the desired height, Baumgartner went through a list of 40 elements with his mentor Joe Kittinger, the former owner of the altitude manned balloon higher.

There was some concern that heating of the visor did not work, causing the visor fog. "This is very serious, Joe," he said Kitttinger. "Sometimes it gets foggy when I breathe .... I do not feel the heat."

but decided to go there, overseen by a record 8 million people that jump was broadcast live on YouTube.

• more than two hours and a half-trip, during which the curvature of the earth became visible and gradually the sky turned black, compared with a decline was much faster.
three cameras to set their freefall Baumgartner recorded a little more than four minutes - which failed to break the existing record of long free fall - and after opening the parachute.

The success of the mission and demand, which raises the possibility that the astronauts might be able to survive a high-altitude disaster that struck the type of the space shuttle Columbia in 2003 Rescue done his job.

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top medical man in the thing was Dr. Jonathan Clark, whose wife Laurel Clark was killed in the Columbia accident. Clark is now devoted to improving the survival of astronauts in high altitude disaster.

Baumgartner has made a name for itself in acts of daring. The former paratrooper has jumped from buildings and mountains and once in a cave 600 meters deep. He had already made two free practice falls in the preparation of this attempt - a 71,000 feet in March this year and a second 97,000 feet in July. But it is not impossible that we identified his jump above the town of Roswell, a suitably chosen famous for its connections with UFO sightings.

had five different cases: the first man to ever break the sound barrier in free fall, falling largest increase altitude free flight the ball higher and inhabited the biggest drop Free platform diving and is considered the largest balloon ever flown that.

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