Скачать или смотреть 💔 He Trusted His Dream—And Gravity Answered Without Mercy

Franz Reichelt was a Paris-based tailor who believed clothing could help humans fly. For years, he stitched, tested, and refined a parachute suit he was sure would save lives. Critics warned him. Authorities hesitated. Franz listened only to his faith in the idea. On February 4, 1912, he climbed the Eiffel Tower, standing 57 meters above the ground as a crowd watched in silence. He jumped. The suit never opened. In seconds, ambition turned fatal. The moment was captured on film, freezing a lesson in history. Reichelt didn’t die chasing fame—he died trusting his vision. If this story moved you, like this video, comment your thoughts, and remember: dreams need courage, but also caution—so others don’t pay the price.