New footage of the Felix Baumgartners space jump

Dylan · February 1, 2014

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e4c_1391189296#1Ji34tVlYBUoGCG4.01

From cameras attached to him and the module.

Absolutely spectacular!!!

chicoazul · February 1, 2014

He jumped off our defensive line in the derby.

heatmeiser · February 1, 2014

Why has he done it again?

blaggerblue · February 1, 2014

Breath taking

Clint Planet · February 1, 2014

heatmeiser said:
Why has he done it again?

He forgot his glasses case.

Deleted member 28206 · February 1, 2014

Incredible, terrifying all in one.

ijjysmith · February 1, 2014

That was bloody awesome.

Gwladys St. Glory · February 1, 2014

What gets me is he's going 6/700MPH and the only evidence of resistance you can see is the little fibers in his suit on the upper left there flapping a bit. Space, eh.

ToffeeMark · February 1, 2014

Seemed to pull his shute early. Guess he was knackered, and needed a break, the freefall seemed to have been very demanding

Degs62 · February 1, 2014

Just WOW

Deleted member 28206 · February 2, 2014

Gwladys St. Glory said:
What gets me is he's going 6/700MPH and the only evidence of resistance you can see is the little fibers in his suit on the upper left there flapping a bit. Space, eh.

No air at that altitude, no?

BTW these vidoes are filmed on a hero GoPro!

Blue Juice · February 2, 2014

We can replicate this now, just get Ossie to launch himself off the top of Traore and hold a camera. Added benefit that he might sprain something and then his gashness wont assault my eyeballs for another week or two.

bluebud · April 23, 2014

Just seen this, it's not Felix but didn't want to start a new thread. I think they are mad , not a chance in hell I'd do that.

Two adrenaline-fuelled skydivers have plunged from the tip of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai to break the world record for the world’s highest base jump.

Vince Reffet and Fred Fugen (and their cameraman) climbed to the top of the 829.8m Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, and jumped from the peak.

The crew constructed a 1×2.5m platform at the tip of the building specially for the attempt, to allow the jumpers to enter the Guinness Book of World Records.