Title: Space Suit Hero: Felix Baumgartner's Record-Breaking Jump from Red Bull Stratos and His Final Match with RB Leipzig

Introduction:

Felix Baumgartner, the skydiver who set a new record for jumping from the edge of the Earth in May 2011, has made headlines worldwide. This story is about his incredible jump from the Red Bull Stratos at the beginning of 2017, which was his final match with RB Leipzig.

In this article, we will delve into the technical details of Felix's jump and how it compares to other high-altitude jumps in history.

The Jump:

Felix's jump was a spectacular display of speed and agility. He began by descending at a high speed, then accelerated his descent to a remarkable 85 kilometers per hour (57 mph) in just seconds. The jump itself was so intense that he felt like he had been dropped from the sky and landed on the ground without any parachute or oxygen.

The jump took place on July 26th 2017 at the end of the Stratos flight, and Felix recorded a time of 4 minutes 19 seconds. The jump was the longest ever recorded in space and the second-longest ever performed in a commercial flight.

Comparison to Other High-Altitude Jumps:

Despite his record-breaking jump, Felix's jump against RB Leipzig was not as impressive. While he completed the jump successfully, he did not land safely. In fact, Felix suffered a severe injury during the landing, causing him to lose control of the parachute and fall back down to the ground. This incident led to a massive public outcry, leading to a boycott of Red Bull Stratos flights by RB Leipzig.

Conclusion:

Felix's record-breaking jump from Red Bull Stratos and his final match with RB Leipzig were both monumental achievements. However, while they were undoubtedly thrilling experiences, their impact on the sport of skydiving may have been limited. It remains to be seen if Felix will continue to push the boundaries of human极限和极限极限，Campeonato Brasileiro Directin the future.

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