He jumped from 128,000 feet (39,000 meters), or about 24 miles up, during the Red Bull Stratos mission. [Full Story] Skydiver Felix Baumgartner of Austria and Technical Project Director Art ...

Pilot Felix Baumgartner of Austria lands in the desert during the second manned test flight for Red Bull Stratos in Roswell, New Mexico, USA on July 25, 2012. Red Bull Stratos is a mission to the ...

The Red Bull Stratos project was part science, part adventure, and of course part caffeinated beverage promotion overload. In the end, the successful leap from 127,851 feet set a new height mark ...

The event, titled Red Bull Stratos and sponsored by Red Bull Energy Drink, conformed to the company's slogan: "Red Bull gives you wings." The space jump gave Red Bull roughly 8 million eyeballs ...

This video is currently not available. A year after Felix Baumgartner's fearless leap from the edge of space, the mere mention of Red Bull Stratos still produces feelings of amazement, awe and wonder.

They were–Red Bull Stratos set viewing records and marked another giant leap for a brand that’s setting the standard for content marketing. For most brands, a risky marketing move consists of ...

Last week Baumgartner jumped from 71,581 feet in the first manned flight test by the Red Bull Stratos project, but to reach its ultimate goal the team must beat Joe Kittinger's record for the ...

Today also marks the culmination of Red Bull Stratos, the mission to break the freefall record cooked up back in 2005 by Red Bull, Baumgartner and Joe Kittinger, who previously held the jumping ...

says the Red Bull Stratos project was a high-risk, high-reward marketing event that will pay off long-term helping the brand stand out as unique in a marketplace filled with a sea of competitors.

This is no ordinary balloon. But then, this is no ordinary mission. Crew members gather up the Red Bull Stratos balloon after Felix Baumgartner’s second test flight in July. The balloon that ...