Centenarian becomes world's oldest tandem skydiver
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A 102-year-old US man has leaped into the record books, becoming the oldest ever person to make a tandem skydive.
Kenneth Meyer from New Jersey jumped from 10,000 feet in front of an audience including his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
His effort surpasses the previous record holder, a 101-year-old British man who claimed it in May.
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"I can't believe it to tell you the truth," Mr Meyer told ABC7NY.
"It was awesome."
Mr Meyer said he would consider taking the plunge again for his 105th birthday.
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