LIVE NOW: Red Bull Stratos - freefall from the edge of space
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Thanks for the post.
White people do the dumbest shit. But props to that dude.
i'm geeked 
Damn i hope nothing goes wrong WTF
Dude jumping from 120k and should take about an hour and a half to get back to earth ...
Dude jumping from 120k and should take about an hour and a half to get back to earth ...
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Fam,
The following link gives the exact break down of the entire mission timeline:
http://www.redbullstratos.com/the-mission/mission-timeline/
Launch, Ascent, Jump, etc
For example Ascent:
For example Jump:
The following link gives the exact break down of the entire mission timeline:
http://www.redbullstratos.com/the-mission/mission-timeline/
Launch, Ascent, Jump, etc
For example Ascent:
For example Jump:
peace
This is 'gon be good/a goodie
MustSeeShit
Thx for the reminder as its on Discovery
&but of course RedBull's pimpin ass HAS to be involved with near death & high level action sports
peace
This is going to be crazy!
This is 'gon be good/a goodieMustSeeShit
Thx for the reminder as its on Discovery
&but of course RedBull's pimpin ass HAS to be involved with near death & high level action sports
peace
man I hope he does not pass out on the way down.
CaC bullshit.
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dude getting ready to jump
Some of the key benefits of a successful Red Bull Stratos mission for the science community are as follows:
- To aid development of a new generation of “personal protective ensemble” (space suit with enhanced mobility and visual clarity, parachute rig, life support system) by testing in the actual space-equivalent environment, with the aim of leading toward passenger/crew exit from space.
- To understand the dynamics of breaking the speed of sound in freefall – including the potential need for stabilization equipment -- and to aid development of protocols for exposure to high altitude/high acceleration.
- To evaluate crew survival procedures and equipment appropriate for stratospheric aircraft and suborbital vehicles.
- To evaluate a physiologic monitoring system in a pressurized spacesuit environment.
- To develop a best practices procedure for the initial treatment of exposure to pressure loss at high altitude, including use of a specialized ventilator. Although the team doesn't expect Felix to experience difficulties, lung injury is a hazard of accidental exposure to the low-pressure environment of the stratosphere. Using liquid oxygen, this ventilator system is simple, durable, and requires no external power source. It is often used for very premature infants or burn victims with compromised lungs; incorporation of the ventilator into a field-based environment is one of the innovations of the Red Bull Stratos medical protocols
http://www.redbull.com/cs/Satellite/en_INT/Article/Red-Bull-Stratos-One-giant-leap-for-Medical-021243270091079?p=1242810637490
IN Fucking Sane!!!!!!!!!!
Damn he falling like a rock.
Damn dude i think i was having problems breathing until dude hit the ground WTF !!!!!!!!!
That was pretty cool... thanks for posting. 
Toss up between them & Virgin. My bet is on Virgin. http://www.virgingalactic.com
They are booked up already, was hoping to get a ticket myself.