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Skydiving From the Edge of Space This astronaut jumped from the edge of space — and broke a world record! In 2012, Felix Baumgartner made a freefall jump from 38 km high without an aircraft. Within 35 seconds, he broke the sound barrier, reaching nearly 1,400 km/h. He started spinning rapidly, and experts feared he might pass out. But Felix regained control and landed safely. The entire jump took only 8 minutes — but its impact lasted forever. these are all my other social media accounts: Social

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