From threading through skyscrapers, diving into volcanoes - or jumping into the jet stream - the Chilean wingsuit pilot continues to redefine the limits of human flight.

Sebastian 'Ardilla' Alvarez sets an unprecedented benchmark in aerial sports, breaking three world records with his Red Bull Starman mission - a high-stakes wingsuit dive that pushed the limits of ...

From threading through skyscrapers, diving into volcanoes - or jumping into the jet stream - the Chilean wingsuit pilot continues to redefine the limits of human flight. Most people are born with ...

Wingsuit flying is famous for two things: a sense of thrill that's hard to match in any other sport, and a terrifyingly high death rate A Final Takeoff The Lightest Bowling Pin The Art of Sausage ...

The rush of air inflated the suit’s three wings, allowing him to glide. This first modern wingsuit transformed BASE jumping: named for launch points building, antenna, span (bridge), and earth.

The man was wearing a wingsuit at the time of his death, Longmont police spokesperson Robin Ericson said in a Sunday news release. According to the release, it appeared that neither the skydiver ...

Chilean wingsuit pilot Sebastián ‘Ardilla’ Álvarez has completed ... Flying slowly can increase time aloft but usually results in poor distance and speed, while diving to gain speed often comes at the ...

The Chilean wingsuit pilot leapt from 41,470 feet in Red Bull's daring Starman mission. He flew 33.21 miles in 11 minutes, reaching speeds of 341 mph in extreme conditions.