Wingman Zhang flies through China's Tianmen Cave

STORY: Wingman Zhang flies through China's Tianmen Cave DATELINE: May 1, 2023 LENGTH: 00:00:40 LOCATION: ZHANGJIAJIE, China CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of Zhang Shupeng flying through Tianmen Cave STORYLINE: Zhang Shupeng, the daring Chinese wingsuiter, has successfully flown through China's famed Tianmen Cave on Sunday in Zhangjiajie, central China's Hunan Province. Zhang took a helicopter to a height of nearly 2,200 meters behind Tianmen Cave. He jumped out of the cabin wearing a wingsuit and successfully flew through Tianmen Cave at a speed of 180 km/h. When Zhang accomplished the feat, everyone in the crowd cheered and clapped loudly, praising how impressive the flight was. Then, Zhang continued to glide and successfully completed the challenge by landing effortlessly at the designated landing point. Tianmen Cave is 131.5 meters high, 57 meters wide, and 60 meters deep, with an altitude of more than 1,300 meters, making it the world's highest natural mountain cave. "I'm so happy that my

Tanaka wins 1st UHB Cup

Tanaka wins 1st UHB Cup

SAPPORO, Japan - Photo shows Shota Tanaka's first jump at the UHB Cup at the Okurayama K-120 large hill in Sapporo on Jan. 6, 2013. Tanaka moved into second with a leap of 131.5 meters on his first attempt and sealed victory with a second jump of 125 meters. He had a winning total of 257.7 points.

Pettersen wins his second title in World Cup ski jumping

Pettersen wins his second title in World Cup ski jumping

SAPPORO, Japan - Sigurd Pettersen of Norway sails through the air to mark longest jump of 131.5 meters in the second round at the K-120 Okurayama hill in Sapporo on Jan. 26, claiming his second World Cup ski jumping title of the season.

Pettersen wins his second title in World Cup ski jumping

Pettersen wins his second title in World Cup ski jumping

SAPPORO, Japan - Sigurd Pettersen of Norway sails through the air to mark longest jump of 131.5 meters in the second round at the K-120 Okurayama hill in Sapporo on Jan. 26, claiming his second World Cup ski jumping title of the season. (Kyodo)