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Tom Cruise can be seen speed flying in Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, which is a real, dangerous extreme sport that he learned for the movie.

Rehearsals for the stunt began in summer 2020, when the crew constructed a training ground in a disused quarry near Wallingford, south Oxfordshire.

The sport, which resembles sky diving, was created by paraglider pilots and skydivers to create a link between paragliding and skiing.

Ahead of the announcement of a major new aviation feat, revisit some of the Red Bull Air Force’s most jaw-dropping moments.

New to this year's airshow were the wingsuit flyers with the Red Bull Airforce.

Watch: Skydivers recreate mysterious Marfa Lights with stunning pyrotechnics in West Texas sky FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrotechnics shooting out of their suits. Dustin Snipes, a Los Angeles-based photographer, captured the crew as they fell to earth through the pitch-black sky.Dustin Snipes/Red Bull Content PoolShow MoreShow Less 2of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrote...

Watch: Skydivers recreate mysterious Marfa Lights with stunning pyrotechnics in West Texas sky FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrotechnics shooting out of their suits. Dustin Snipes, a Los Angeles-based photographer, captured the crew as they fell to earth through the pitch-black sky.Dustin Snipes/Red Bull Content PoolShow MoreShow Less 2of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrote...

© Dustin Snipes/Red Bull Content Pool Save The Red Bull Air Force and famed photographer, Dustin Snipes, reinterpret the world renowned, mysterious Marfa Lights phenomenon. By Beau FlemisterPublished on 12/21/2020 · 3:00 PM UTC What is that? Certainly, that was the question posed by the very first humans to witness the ghostly, unexplainable visual phenomenon known as the Marfa Lights — orbs of light seemingly floating just above the horizon. And the answer continues to be debated to thi...