An American man has completed one of the world's longest and highest ever jetpack flights.
45-year-old Eric Scott from Denver did not use a parachute as he made the crossing 300m above the Royal Gorge in Colorado.
The former TV stuntman has more experience than most using a jetpack.
The crossing above the Arkansas River measured five football fields wide.
The jetpack uses hydrogen peroxide for fuel - which is also used as hair dye - and can stay airborne for just 30 seconds.
Hundreds of onlookers gathered to watch and support Mr Scott.
21 seconds later he was safely back on Earth.
The gorge was the site of a deadly accident in October 2003, when another stunt man, Dwain Weston, miscalculated a parachute jump wearing a 'Wing Suit' and fell to his death.
