Chinese paraglider reaches near-record heights, over 28,000 feet, by accident

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potentially dangerous phenomenon that paragliders call "cloud suck," in which a pilot is rapidly drawn upward into a cloud. International New York TimesLast Updated : 30 May 2025, 03:11 IST

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