also known as ‘cloud suck’, and rose to 8,598 metres (28200 feet). It was nearly as high as Mount Everest (29,030 feet). He had no oxygen masks. He survived extreme cold and high wind speeds ...

He had no oxygen masks. He survived extreme cold and high wind speeds that could cause frostbite in minutes. Luckily, he ...

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Malfunction carries Peng Yujiang to same height as cruising altitude for aircraft, where temperatures reach -40 degrees ...

Footage of the death-defying incident shows Peng gliding above the clouds, his face caked in chunks of ice as he attempts to make a safe descent.

On May 24, Peng Yujian, a 55-year-old paraglider, was already roughly 10,000 feet (3,000 meters) above sea level, testing the ...

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Chinese authorities have launched an investigation after a paraglider was swept up by a cloud and reached an altitude of more than 8,500 meters in the west of the country, an incid ...

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His experience echoes that of German paraglider Ewa Wisnierska, who survived -40C temperatures after being sucked into a storm system in northern NSW in 2007. She reached an altitude higher than Mount ...