A HERO!
From 24 miles far above the earth, Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner anxiously awaited his moment of greatness. With one jubilant jump he was about to set the world
record for the highest dive from space. At these lofty heights he was the first
person to break the sound barrier at a supersonic speed of 833 mph. Right before his brave bolt into the
history books, the daredevil stood tall atop his helium filled balloon and
stated, “I know the whole world is watching now, and I
wish the world could see what I see.”
