Felix Baumgartner, who jumped off the edge of the cosmos dying paraglid

Felix Baumgartner, who once broke the world record for the highest parachud A paraglid accident in Italy.

A 56-year-old man fell to the ground near the hotel pool, flying over the village of Porto-Sant’Elpidio in the eastern region of the march.

Porto Mayor Sant’Elpio, Masimilan Tsarpela, said that the reports had suggested that he might have suffered a sudden medical nucleus.

Austrian Daredevil made headlines in 2012 when he beat the world record – and the sound barrier – For the highest in the history of the parachute, jumping from a balloon more than 39 km (128,000 feet) in the stratosphere.

The mayor of Tsarpela, who expressed his condolences for his death.

Fans left their own tribute under one of the latest messages on social media Skydiver, a video about it that works on the engine of their paragist.

Another post at about 2:30 pm local time (13:30 BST) applied the text “Too much wind” and showed the image of full cloudy sky.

An extreme athlete was known as “fearless Felix” for his adventure tricks.

He installed one of the earliest records in 1999 for the lowest basic jump in the world, with the 30 (98 feet) high -hand statue of the Rio -Deiro statue.

In the same year, he set a world record for the highest parachute jump when he launched himself from the Petronas towers in Kuala -Lumpur in Malaysia.

Then in 2003 he completed a flight through the English channel with a specially made overalls with carbon fibers wings.

But the extreme athlete was most famous for his space jump. Speaking to the media conference after his record jump, he said, “When I stood there on top of the world, you become so modest.”

“You no longer think about breaking the records, you don’t think about getting scientific data – the only thing you want is to come back alive.”