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" Update: Sunday afternoon, October 14, Felix Baumgartner finally got the green light to attempt his dive from 120,000. Now he&amp;#039;s a record holder.  This afternoon, Baumgartner jumped from his balloon-lifted capsule after it reached an altitude of 128,100 feet. During the dive, he reached a speed of nearly 840 mph, becoming the first skydiver to break the sound barrier. He reached the ground in a little less than 10 minutes. Relive it here:      More about Baumgartner and his attempt: Space Dive: The Race to Jump From 120,000 Feet, our August 2010 cover story. How to Safely Climb to 120,000 Feet in a Balloon Q &amp;amp;amp; A with Felix Baumgartner Preparing for a Record-Breaking 23-Mile Dive Hop Inside the Red Bull Stratos Space Jump Capsule "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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