In 2012 Austrian daredevil Felix Baumgartner defined gravity with a free fall that broke the sound barrier. The free fall lasted four-minutes and 20 seconds, reaching 1.24 or 833.9 miles per hour. Breaking three records for the highest jump and the longest jump with out deploying a parachute. Baumgartner was wearing a suit that protected him against the thin air and keeping his bodily fluids from exploding due to the high altitudes. The Guinness World Record awards the 43 year old for his “ supersonic sky dive” as he set five world records.
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