"Following weeks of post-mission analysis, Brian Utley, Official Observer for the Contest and Records Board of the United States' National Aeronautic Association, was able to provide updates to the World Record figures currently under review for confirmation by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale governing body (a process that typically requires an extended timeframe):
Highest Exit (Jump) Altitude: 38,969.4 m / 127,852.4 ft
Vertical Freefall Distance:* 36,402.6 m / 119,431.1 ft
*without drogue or stabilization device
Baumgartner's jump altitude was a "quantum" 24-percent higher than the previously known highest exit altitude, Joe Kittinger's 1960 jump from 31,333 meters / 102,800 feet. He also reconfirmed Baumgartner's originally stated freefall time: 4 minutes, 20 seconds, and noted that Baumgartner's balloon reached a peak altitude of 39,068.5 meters / 128,177.5 feet, the highest manned ascent known, before descending slightly as the Austrian prepared to jump."
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