Awesome Skydiving

The complete live footage captured from Felix Baumgartner’s death defying balloon flight to over 128,000 feet, and his extraordinary skydive back to Earth. We dare you not to be moved by this.

Lucas Damm tried to record a skydive with his helmet-mounted GoPro. As he jumped, it came loose and tumbled 12,500 feet to the ground. Not only did it survive, it captured its owner’s landing.

The Red Bull Soul Flyers take to the Skydive Arena flying chamber in Prague, and pulls off some amazing, seemingly gravity-defying moves as they deftly float through the see-through wind tunnel.

The all-female Pearls of Russia skydiving team pull off a spectacular parachuting stunt, in which a whopping 88 members linked together in mid-air, forming a red, white and blue flower.

An animated preview of Felix Baumgartner’s much hyped record-breaking supersonic freefall from 23 miles above the Earth. Red Bull will stream footage of the real thing when it happens this summer.

A team of wingsuited jumpers leaps from a plane and makes a beeline for the Earth at speeds approaching 140mph with the goal of being first to cross the finish line on the ground.

Infinity List and Betty Wants In take to the skies once more, with their latest short film, showcasing the talents of some the the world’s top skydivers, base jumpers and wingsuit athletes.

It looks like the Stratos project was delayed, but Felix Baumgartner and the Red Bull team are still set on sending him to the edge of space and ensuring he survives the hypersonic fall.

Basejumping tends to make us lightheaded or anxious but something about CJ’s fetal position, barrel roll style makes the idea of plummeting off a cliff in Norway not seem so bad.

Ryan Buller’s spirited 3 minute film that chronicles a weekend of skydiving from the perspective of the skydiver is a great combination of adrenaline rush and sheer fun. It’s got a goofy soundtrack too.

Emile Cohl school of animation student Mathias Lacal captured the sensation of falling from the sky in his Aeon Flux-like graduation film. Turn up your speakers and watch in HD.

Look Ma, no wire fu: we must admit we’re a tad mesmerized by the swirling, balletic choreography that these four skydivers do in the Skydive Arena wind tunnel in Prague, Czech Republic.

You’ll believe a man can fly after you watch this incredible, ethereal skydiving footage shot for Australia’s Melbourne Skydive Centre and produced by the creative duo Betty Wants In.

Antoine Montant, the world’s leading speed flyer (a mix of skiing, paragliding and sky diving), pulls off the first-ever speed ride, gliding some floaty cool moves along the old cable car line in Chamonix.

An unofficial video for Corymb‘s Last Walk Around Mirror Lake (Boards of Canada Remix) made by FroschYankee using scenes from the documentary Adrenaline Rush: The Science of Risk.

Well, there’s more than one way to solve a Rubik’s Cube. Skydiver Kleiner Ludewig likes to figure his out while free-falling through the sky from 14,000 feet in a tiny rubber boat.