The world’s most popular daredevil sky jumper Felix Baumgartner prepared for his most dangerous stunt that if goes wrong will surely end in disaster.
Austrian sky-diver Felix Baumgartner is making his final preparations for the manned flight of the Red Bull Stratos mission in Roswell, New Mexico on Saturday.
The extreme sky-diver is attempting what has never been done before on Tuesday morning – a freefall from 23 miles up in space which he hopes will break the sound barrier.
The daredevil skydiver was considered as one of the few individuals who made some feat as one of the best skydiver in the world. Some of his base jumps were extremely difficult to follow.
Felix Baumgartner team were composed of different experts from different fields that ensures his safety on his flight and into the final attempts to break the sound barrier. He was even wearing his specially designed $200,000 suit.
His coach and one member of his team was also a world-record holder, U.S. Air Force Col. (Ret.) Joe Kittinger, right, who holds the current stratospheric jump record, from 1960 of 102,800 feet
