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Steve Truglia plant den höchsten Fallschirmsprung in der Geschichte

Filmed Jul 2009 • Posted Sep 2009TEDGlobal 2009
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Steve Truglias überschlägt Autos, geht durch Feuer und fällt von Gebäuden als Teil seiner täglichen Arbeit. Dabei geht er an die Grenzen der neuesten Technologien, um Stunts größer, sicherer und noch unglaublicher zu machen. Auf TEDGlobal 2009 stellt er sein nächstes atemberaubendes Projekt vor: einen Sprung vom Rande des Universums; den höchsten, der je versucht wurde.

Stuntman and record-setter Steve Truglia is planning perhaps the ultimate high dive: a parachute jump from the edge of space, 120,000 feet (36.5 kilometers) up. Full bio »

Translated into German by Rami Diab
Reviewed by Simone Lackerbauer
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