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This was in 1933, just six years before Charles Lindburgh became famous as the first man to cross the Atlantic alone. Now a young pilot attempts to fly across Russia. He had left Moscow a few hours ago. All the sounds he heard were the sound of the aircraft engines powering his plane. Hour after hour, the same sound was heard. The weather is very bad now. He couldn't see much of the situation ahead, only fog. Flying in fog is very dangerous. But the sound of the engine, which made everything seem warm and safe. Well, out of the fog, he saw mountains. He only had seconds to make the plane, and it was a cramped escape, one of many crises during his long flight.

The young pilot was Wiley Post as he attempted to fly solo around the world. He completed the trip in less than eight days. He stopped 11 times for fuel, food and a little sleep.

On July 15, 1933, Fost took off from Floyd Bennett Field in New York. His first stop would be Berlin, Germany. He landed in Berlin 26 hours later.

After eating some food and adding fuel to his beloved aircraft "Winnie Mae", Post took off again. This time, he headed straight to Russia. During the long flight, the only sound that could be heard was the sound of his engine. Many times the weather was so bad that he couldn't see where he was. He felt he was so close to losing control of the plane that he considered using his parachute. But at the last moment, he found a spot, landed and refueled.

Flying across the width of vast Russia is difficult. He made several stops to refuel and rest for a few hours before flying across the Bering Sea to Alaska.

Now, he feels very tired. To keep himself awake during the long night flight eastward, he tied a rope around his fingers. The other end was tied to a heavy aircraft tool. He took the tool in his hands. If he starts to fall asleep, the tool will fall from his hands. And the rope will pull his finger and wake him up.

From Fairbanks, Alaska, he flew to Edmonton, Canada, and then to New York.

More than 50,000 people gathered at Floyd Bennett Field. Wiley Post softly landed "Winne Mae" after a long period of darkness. He has completed one orbit around the Earth in 7 days, 18 hours and 49 minutes.

Thousands of people walked towards the plane excitedly. Wiley Post is a hero. He has become the most famous pilot in the United States.

In 1935, just two years after his record flight around the world, Wiley Post died in a flying accident in Alaska.