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15 Oct 2012 18:22

Felix Baumgartner skydived to a picture-perfect landing from 24 miles above the Earth on Sunday morning, tentatively setting three world records—but not before a hairy two-hour ascent. Here’s what happened with his helmet. As if Felix Baumgartner’s supersonic skydive didn’t have enough built-in tension, his ascent to 128,100 feet on Sunday morning was plagued by an unexpected complication: a problem with his faceplate. Anyone listening to the live feed on Sunday would...
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