Felix Baumgartner

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    Felix Baumgartner can become the first person to break the sound barrier and reach supersonic speeds in freefall when Red Bull Stratos lifts off later this year. This is not the first time the champion skydiver and BASE jumper has been able to indulge his passion for expanding boundaries...

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