This is the moment Father Adelir Antonia de Carli left earth for a heavenly ascent. The 42-year-old Roman Catholic priest wanted to break the record for the most hours flying with helium balloons - currently 19 hours. But freak winds took him out to sea and he hasn't been seen since. Speaking before the flight, a little rain wasn't going to put him off. SOUNDBITE: Catholic Priest Adelir de Carli, saying (Portuguese): "In ten minutes it'll pass (rain) and we'll fly in good weather." de Carli had intended to fly from the Brazilian port of Paranagua to Dourados to raise money for a rest stop for local truckers. The local Police Captain was the last person to speak to the priest. SOUNDBITE: Police Captain Carlos Henrique Coelho, saying (Portuguese): "His last words were: please come save me, send me a rescue." Authorities say de Carli's seat for the flight could be used as a float and there were several islands in the region where he could land. But Marine Captain Lopes...