Feel totally ignorant that I have only just discovered this ! How was it not publicised so much ?? I felt like half the world was watching Felix doing his jump and yet this went unnoticed. Incredible feat .
It‘s always more exciting when it happens first. And that guy was a Vice president of Google hardware division. So blame Google/UA-cam for not pushing it more.
@eric kanter Instead of talking bullshit you might just look up the stats. He made it to 822 mph while Baumgartner 843mph, which is way more than the 767mph you need to go supersonic. Get your facts straight before trashtalking.
Ground control: Just remember, you've just broken the world record. After your historic descent and you're coming closer to your landing target, we're recording everything. So remember, you land with dignity, grace, solidarity, and pride. 4:07
Am I wrong in presuming it would have been an astonishing feat of impressive parachutistry to have actually stuck the landing wearing a LOAD like that suit ? I'd imagine the limited articulation would also make it a shock, and he's dealing with both.
The distance to the horizon is only 1/10th of earth radius at that elevation so you're still only seeing a small circular part of the Earth's surface and it is still covering 167 degrees field of view and much of what you see will be shallowly through the atmosphere with a lot of haze and clouds. If you really want to look down on the Earth or anything else as a separate planet I'd say a good rule of thumb would be more than one radius away from the surface. Then you can see almost half the Earth at once and it covers ~60 degrees field of view so it's comfortably in your view at once. That's way, way above the space station which is only a couple of hundred km up; 1 radius is almost 6400 km .
Because opening the door of a capsule and actually jumping is way more spectacular than being carried like a christmas ornament and then let go (besides the epic face plant at the end)
@jubeifyGuy guy But 10 min hell, and then to be dead at the end just because you wanted money and you can't spend if went wrong. Remember it takes courage and to be honest,,, if I got paid to jump miles above earth 🌍 on the edge of earth NaaaaaAaaa.
@jubeifyGuy guy You seem from your responses like a normal sensible human ie in my eye a animal which we are, but Felix had to be fit, now at a point he was spiraling whilst pluminting back to earth 🌍 which I suppose you and me would have blacked out and splattered on earth's surface.
Who would win: • daredevil with decades of skydiving and daredevil experience and Red Bull backing • old man from Google with a balloon strapped to his back Chad Alan Eustace
Still dont mean respect should go off of Felix's jump. Respect to both Alan and Felix. It is however fascinating how Alan beat the record of someone better equipped.
^this This entire achievement is clearly based on the knowledge gained from Felix's success. Knowing to beat the record would require ditching weight. Knowing his stability issues, eliminating the requirement of having a skillset for jumping properly. Deploying the drogue chute by static line, to provide stability, and ensure survival in case the skydiver became incapacitated.
This guys is a Hoax, www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2014/10/has-googles-alan-eustace-beaten-felix-baumgartners-skydive-record-61357 Then there's www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/107938-highest-freefall-parachute-jump He probably pay to win his record. Look how fish, took him a French Organization to make the statement. He obvious pay this FAI group, french are fully corrupt.
@@KamuiPan your second link says he did it, yet you said it proves the story a hoax... tough allegation I'd say somewhere something went wrong. Would you like to rephrase?
This is arguably more risky than the RBS jump. Losing pressure in his suit on the ride up could have killed Alan. As I understand it, he also had to keep body movements to an absolute minimum to avoid any excess body heat .
Maybe the ascent was but not the freefall. Baumgartner did not have the rogue parachute and other stabilizers to stop his body from spinning and almost died as a result.
@@BlueSkyCrystalsYeah, Didn’t Felix free fall for so long before any type of chute was used to slow him down. He had to control his spinning, where as this guy seems to have had a stabilising chute for most of the descent. Did he hit same speed as Felix?
@@randomphil8666the point of that chute was to create a counter lever for stability, the drag created by it was negligible. Also there is not enough atmosphere up there to really slow him down that much so he still went over 800 mph
they both did the impossible but the way felix was spinning upside down while falling was very scary and he had no toll to control that but his mind and he was calm in that situation too was just remarkable.
That's because Felix didn't have the drogue chute. It reduces speed, provides stability and control. They both did incredible stuff and because of the one using a drogue parachute, their records remain in different categories.
I could never. Especially being carried on a balloon to space, and taking the risk of falling. (If there was a malfunction with the balloon, then that means he wouldn’t be able to fall and they couldn’t get him down) and then he had to fall SUPER fast to earth, it’s just really scary and I could never. Alan is a brave and strong champion.
Nice video. Would have appreciated the conversation he was having with his Mission Control rather than the hokey music. But thanks for putting the film out there. There some people in the world prepared to be pretty serious and put it all on the line. Any number of things could have gone wrong there, and nobody would have been able to help. Brave...very brave...
why do they always use fish-eye lenses? you get a distorted unfaithful image. There are commercially-available flat-wide-angles (meaning edges aren't curved) that offer near 180° field of view.
@Phrygian Dominant -- you are just jealous , the man could have gotten the bends , delt with super cold termps and that high he got more cosmic rays than you plus no air that high . he is a cool dude with big brass ones
Cosmonaut95 Felix was spinning at supersonic speed and he still stuck the landing. Alan pulled his chute while he was practically still in space, and he ate shit lol
Agree, they should have shown him the basics of landing. He could have gotten seriously hurt. Doesn’t necessarily have to land on his feet like a total bad ass like Felix. But they could have trained him to land on his side like they did in airborne school.
Wife: Hi honey, how's your day? Alan: Amazing! I just got back from space after a record breaking free fall! Wife: That's great, could you take out the trash?
That and Baumgartner actually jumped out, this guy was dropped from a release mechanism. And Yeah technically Baumgartners records were broken but, I’m more impressed with Baumgartners and Joe Kittingers feats.
Alan-Eustace ascended much faster that Felix-Baumgartner because his gross-weight was much lighter than the Stratos, which I think weighed around a ton !!!
It doesn't matter whose free fall is longest, fastest etc... It would be the feeling of happiness from these daredevils... Seeing Earth's surface once and even wanting more after for sure.. They all have their own moments.. ❤️🌏👨🚀
That's called having money and access to the newest technology It still takes balls. There's no denying that. Felix put more time and effort into everything though. That's probably why everyone still thinks that's the record... cause the riskier something is, more hard earned it is, the more badass and entertaining.
Just now seeing this record breaking jump over Felix Baumgartner’s record. The huge discrepancy in publicity & awareness I think vividly demonstrate the massive power in influence the (biased) media & money can do, especially on an inattentive population.
How did I not hear about this? Felix's jump got worldwide attention and press coverage. I think his jump was the first livestream I ever watched on UA-cam. Why did Eustice not get any press coverage? Weird. Probably because it wasn't promoted by Redbull
This event does not get the recognition it deserves. Somehow Felix and Red Bull are more well known. I only learned about the jump when I visited the Smithsonian and saw the suit on display!
This is honestly so disrespectful to Felix. Alan pulled his parachute while he was still in space, almost immediately after being released, he never achieved supersonic speed like Felix... I understand that’s dangerous; however, after almost passing out from spinning in supersonic free fall, Felix still stuck the landing... Alan ate shit, and then they all celebrated for him breaking the world record. It’s not the same jump. Felix’s record still stands. Felix actually jumped too, and wasn’t released.
John Elliott : it’s not disrespectful at all, certainly not as much as your comment. What Alan did is different from what Felix did, both are extraordinary. Felix can claim many records and firsts from his jump. Alan for now has the highest descent. Alan going and doing it his way has nothing to do with disrespect.
I bet Alan would have said no to having that drogue chute if he’d have known that UA-cam would be obsessed with Baumgartners jump just cos he never had a mini chute on the way down and Felix stepping out of that capsule was a very cinematic move. I think Alan was heroic, shame he never video’ed ALL of it. You tube only seems to recommend the Baumgartner jump and touts it AS IF the current record holder. Alan should promote his world record altitude more.
Because this was all done by dumbass old people that don’t understand cinematography angles. The footage itself looks like it was shot on a gropro hero 3, it wasn’t edited except to add the fucking pirates of the Caribbean soundtrack 🙄 old people fucking suck lol
@@zohaibkashif I think it was more amazing because of redbull, they had money to do it in the best way possible, lots of cameras, lots of ppl wroking on the project etc. I'm pretty sure this one could have been as much impressive than Felix with more budget
Why don't you at least try and educate yourself instead of posting crap? In less than one minute I found this,maybe you should try it too? While no one can ever guarantee a weather balloon will soar to a specific height, the balloons typically reach between 60,000 and 105,000 feet. However, the highest recorded weather balloon flight on record was launched in 2002 and soared to an incredible height of 173,000 feet.15 Jun 2020 Just in case you can't work a calculator either, that is 32.765 miles!
@@rogerblackwood8815 Not sure why you are being so condescending, and unlikeable. Maybe I posted so somebody with more insight could clarify, I already asked google which is why I was confused that he was able to gain an extra mile. Lastly how am I supposed to know the record height for a weather balloon right off hand? One would assume a weather balloon with a 3-400 pound load would have a hard time reaching its standard altitude let alone reach a record breaking height. If that's a record then I assume most don't typically travel that high. So please you unlikeable troglodyte take your miserable self, and go elsewhere. Just because you hate your life doesn't mean you can belittle people for asking questions. The point of asking a question is to acquire information. Do yourself a favor and look up the Sally Anne test you. You should probably seek help.
@@rogerblackwood8815 Also I googled it again just to verify what I said. The 1st option on google says Weather balloons can rise to an altitude of 24 miles (39 kilometers) or more before they burst, and a payload may land (via parachute) up to 75 miles (120 km) away, depending on wind conditions at the launch site, Maydell said." So then I decided to ask what's the highest a weather balloon has traveled just to check your reference and it states "While no one can ever guarantee a weather balloon will soar to a specific height, the balloons typically reach between 60,000 and 105,000 feet. However, the highest recorded weather balloon flight on record was launched in 2002 and soared to an incredible height of 173,000 feet". So please tell me again how uneducated I am you condescending, self centered, opinionated buffoon.
@@kylehayes6432 Sorry to have ruffled your feathers Mr Snowflake. You asked the initial question with a large dose of scepticism! That's why I said do what you appear to have now done, before asking dumb questions. Then here you ask "How am I supposed to know off the bat"? Guess what genius, neither did I know OFF THE BAT, so I used the amazing piece of technology in my hands to find out, BEFORE ASKING A DUMB QUESTION! That is how I ended up here, I was researching Felix Baumgartners jump and came across Alan Eustace's jump! And you can take your infantile insults and shove em were the sun don't shine as I am more than happy with my life, I guess it is you who needs to see Aunt Sally or whatever her name is?
@@kylehayes6432 Notice the "OR MORE" in the Google report? That means it is not a definite! A weather balloon isn't like a car you buy in the showroom that has published performance figures. Meaning they are built to spec for a specific purpose. If you look on FR24.com you will see yellow ball icons floating around various locations, with a readout of around 52000 feet, not the 126720 feet you expect EVERY WEATHER BALLOON to reach! Why's that then genius? These are weather balloons too, studying the upper atmospheric winds, why don't they go up to 24 miles? Condescending I accept, uneducated, self centred or Buffoon I take offence to wanker! And if I was a snoflake like yourself, I would probably be reaching for the phone to report a hate crime now! But instead I will get on with my day and smile at your stupidity! Cheers and try not to be so offended so easily in future as you may find life a little more enjoyable? Have a 🍺 on me 😁
This is simply the difference between google and redbull. Google made it so simple there was no tumbling, no space vehicle etc, yet they achieved the objective of jumping from that altitude. Felix jump may have captured more info as it was a free fall. Felix must be thinking after watching this redbull nearly killed me.
I happened to watch the documentary on Netflix and was astounded. Sad to see a few crybabies here with comments of jump vs freefall and the attempt being fake as balloons can't travel high enough. Internet is wrecking a few minds. Huge salute to both these daredevils. However it's amazing that Alan's jump made no marketing noise and I guess would be not even half the budget of RBS. And do consider a 57 year old man fulfilling his bucket list of free falling from space. If that doesn't make people smile in appreciation and rather crib about- they need therapy. I would suggest people watch the documentary on Netflix "14 minutes from earth" and why Alan's jump is even more special sans all the hoopla created around it unlike RBS.
Hell yeah lol that was a regular airborne landing hahah. Felix had a cooler video but I respect this dude more because of that epic face plant plf! Like he jumped from a C130. Felix landed on his feet…
Watch the documentary on Netflix. He had a gps tracker on the suit so they would know where to find him if he went off line. He did not have the ability to take the helmet off himself and when his oxygen ran out he would be suffocated.
He looked as if he was in a capsule that resembled human extremities. although the sudden stop would ha e the same effect, the "capsule" takes away the "skydiver" effect maybe
Felix Baumgartner dived out head first which sent him into a horrifying spin. This guy here Learnt from that so he was dropped standing to reduce the aerodynamics interference on his posture. Felix paved the way for this guy and others to come. His video is also more satisfying to watch.
I'd have to say it was Joseph Kittinger who paved the way for Felix after setting the record doing this in 1960, and then working as the mission director for Felix's jump.
he didn't dive out head first, he dropped in a stable position. spinning was probably caused from atmospheric winds because before he started spinning he was stable.
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Strange that Baumgartner's videos have millions of views and Eustace's have only thousands even though the latter broke the record
No redbull mate... No trade mark around
Felix's videos were better produced imo. I'd rather watch those than what I've seen of this dude.
@@brandonkdrummer i mean .... red bull was behind him so ....
Strange?? have u seen the videos? One is documented as a movie the other one is documented like a GoPro video
@@Kazdy_moze_gotowac Who cares, he still beat Felixs record.
2021 and I just realize this guy broke Felix's record 7 years ago
Me too!
He might broke felix’s record, but felix landed like a bad ass while this guy had the highest face plant record in the world.
Same
2022 and first time I'm finding out about either one of them. Lol felix landed like a badass tho. Hell always be my favorite.
@@Takuma_Sakazaki not bad for a 57 years old
Feel totally ignorant that I have only just discovered this ! How was it not publicised so much ?? I felt like half the world was watching Felix doing his jump and yet this went unnoticed. Incredible feat .
It‘s always more exciting when it happens first. And that guy was a Vice president of Google hardware division. So blame Google/UA-cam for not pushing it more.
I think it's probably because red bull publicized the hell out of Felix's jump.
beacause felix was way more popular beccause of redbull a billion dollar company
It wasn't a Red Bull attempt, so that had almost no publicity
Facts
Obviously this was so under the radar because they didn't have Red Bull throwing shit loads of money at it
Pretty sure it was sponsored by google since he's the google executive vice president
Nitip sendal🗿
He beat Felix's record?
@@soujaunlimited yes
135,000 feet. Shattered it.
why is everyone so mad about him breaking the record why not just celebrate it even though it wasn’t sponsored by red bull
Tom Hart and he got beat by a nerd
@@tomhart1654 Still got beaten by a nerd.
Eric kanter bullcrap he fell 822 mph look it up.
@@username_123 idiot
@eric kanter Instead of talking bullshit you might just look up the stats. He made it to 822 mph while Baumgartner 843mph, which is way more than the 767mph you need to go supersonic. Get your facts straight before trashtalking.
Anyone that has the balls to do this deserves ultimate respect. I’d be no where near that.
Maybe this is another fake rekord ?
@@alfaalfa33 yeah, sure.
@@alfaalfa33 nope, it was proven that he broke felix's Stratosphere Jump
Ground control: Just remember, you've just broken the world record. After your historic descent and you're coming closer to your landing target, we're recording everything. So remember, you land with dignity, grace, solidarity, and pride.
4:07
Hahhahahaha!
Am I wrong in presuming it would have been an astonishing feat of impressive parachutistry to have actually stuck the landing wearing a LOAD like that suit ? I'd imagine the limited articulation would also make it a shock, and he's dealing with both.
i think i would be too exhausted to try sticking that landing
Alan did a Ted talk and he says the load was 500lbs. Even after shedding the balloon, that landing was never going to be graceful.
Earth: "Thought you could get away, huh bigshot?" *decks him*
The view would be unbelievable. Looking down at Earth would be beyond words amazing.
Nah would be Like a flat pizza
That would be the only thing I'd do it for :-)
@@bendover2684 earths not flat
The distance to the horizon is only 1/10th of earth radius at that elevation so you're still only seeing a small circular part of the Earth's surface and it is still covering 167 degrees field of view and much of what you see will be shallowly through the atmosphere with a lot of haze and clouds. If you really want to look down on the Earth or anything else as a separate planet I'd say a good rule of thumb would be more than one radius away from the surface. Then you can see almost half the Earth at once and it covers ~60 degrees field of view so it's comfortably in your view at once. That's way, way above the space station which is only a couple of hundred km up; 1 radius is almost 6400 km .
@@sohamkolhe922 yes it is. The footage confirmed it again and again . Remember the using a fish eye lens
World's highest face plant
😂
lmao
he may have broken the past record but we know who had the better landing
he broke all of his 206 bones with that landing
And funny because he couldn't stand up in that suit once he was down.
2022 and i just heard about Alan space jump.. WOW .. congrats Alan.. why nobody talking about this in the media !!
same here
because he only had a small company like Google behind him
Because opening the door of a capsule and actually jumping is way more spectacular than being carried like a christmas ornament and then let go (besides the epic face plant at the end)
Baumgartner did it with Red Bull to make clicks and money! Alan just wanted to break the record.
@@maumor2😂
I still think Felix was more fun to watch especially when he opened the capsual and stood on the edge and just free dived.
True it was more entertaining probably because red bull sponsored everything
A jump is so much more satisfying than being dropped. And the landings...
@jubeifyGuy guy We can't do what he did, even if we got paid. And I'm being honest.
@jubeifyGuy guy But 10 min hell, and then to be dead at the end just because you wanted money and you can't spend if went wrong. Remember it takes courage and to be honest,,, if I got paid to jump miles above earth 🌍 on the edge of earth NaaaaaAaaa.
@jubeifyGuy guy You seem from your responses like a normal sensible human ie in my eye a animal which we are, but Felix had to be fit, now at a point he was spiraling whilst pluminting back to earth 🌍 which I suppose you and me would have blacked out and splattered on earth's surface.
Who would win:
• daredevil with decades of skydiving and daredevil experience and Red Bull backing
• old man from Google with a balloon strapped to his back
Chad Alan Eustace
Still dont mean respect should go off of Felix's jump. Respect to both Alan and Felix. It is however fascinating how Alan beat the record of someone better equipped.
@@45èmeRégiment_LaCouronne because the balloon could go higher than the capsule
^this
This entire achievement is clearly based on the knowledge gained from Felix's success. Knowing to beat the record would require ditching weight. Knowing his stability issues, eliminating the requirement of having a skillset for jumping properly. Deploying the drogue chute by static line, to provide stability, and ensure survival in case the skydiver became incapacitated.
its amazing this man beat felix jump by nearly ten thousand feet and a fraction of the people know.
Closer to eight thousand feet. 135,889 feet v's 127,852 feet.
@@sailorman8668 oh
Felix broke the mach.
@@EllipsisAircraftand so did he
The real hero with no noise. Respect!!!
I find really strange that he never has put the full footage online
Yeah...the RBS jum had full coverage with telemetry data.
This guys is a Hoax, www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2014/10/has-googles-alan-eustace-beaten-felix-baumgartners-skydive-record-61357
Then there's www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/107938-highest-freefall-parachute-jump
He probably pay to win his record. Look how fish, took him a French Organization to make the statement. He obvious pay this FAI group, french are fully corrupt.
@@KamuiPan lmao
@@KamuiPan your second link says he did it, yet you said it proves the story a hoax... tough allegation
I'd say somewhere something went wrong.
Would you like to rephrase?
Felix jump was far more good .
This is arguably more risky than the RBS jump. Losing pressure in his suit on the ride up could have killed Alan. As I understand it, he also had to keep body movements to an absolute minimum to avoid any excess body heat .
Definitely more backyard.
Maybe the ascent was but not the freefall. Baumgartner did not have the rogue parachute and other stabilizers to stop his body from spinning and almost died as a result.
@@BlueSkyCrystalsYeah, Didn’t Felix free fall for so long before any type of chute was used to slow him down. He had to control his spinning, where as this guy seems to have had a stabilising chute for most of the descent. Did he hit same speed as Felix?
@@randomphil8666 No but it was close. Felix was about 844 mph, Alan was about 822 mph.
@@randomphil8666the point of that chute was to create a counter lever for stability, the drag created by it was negligible. Also there is not enough atmosphere up there to really slow him down that much so he still went over 800 mph
Given the choice, I'd go for the comfort of a capsule
that's what he got!
Yeah
I’d better stay at home watching all this on UA-cam in the comfort of my living room and taking a capsule for the stress of watching all this.
Given the choice, I'd go for the comfort of being an executive at Google, thereby assuring a 99% success rate XD
He didn’t use a capsule so he could go higher
they both did the impossible but the way felix was spinning upside down while falling was very scary and he had no toll to control that but his mind and he was calm in that situation too was just remarkable.
And the first
@Gabriel Saldanha not that high not that speed
That's because Felix didn't have the drogue chute. It reduces speed, provides stability and control. They both did incredible stuff and because of the one using a drogue parachute, their records remain in different categories.
Dude I just found out about this. Amazing!, I thought this record was unbeatable.
The reason nobody knows about this amazing feat is because it was sponsored by Dr Pepper.
It‘s freaking crazy that just his body was connected to the balloon. Must have been an unbelivable view to slowly move up at the edge of earth.
Why did no one talk about this? I remember the whole world was watching Felix Baumgartner
No RedBull
@@masterofeverything5671 ?
@@grazmsp2473 like he told you, no red bull money, that's all
He did it for the hell of it, not for fame unlike Felix
@@adamb8317 why disrespecting felix appreciate all the people who risks their lives for science.
This is how I land in pochinki
Can relate lmfao 😂
I could never. Especially being carried on a balloon to space, and taking the risk of falling. (If there was a malfunction with the balloon, then that means he wouldn’t be able to fall and they couldn’t get him down) and then he had to fall SUPER fast to earth, it’s just really scary and I could never. Alan is a brave and strong champion.
No need to worries then as this is not a ballon to space. It’s only went up to 41 km.
Space starts at 100 km.
Nice video. Would have appreciated the conversation he was having with his Mission Control rather than the hokey music.
But thanks for putting the film out there.
There some people in the world prepared to be pretty serious and put it all on the line.
Any number of things could have gone wrong there, and nobody would have been able to help. Brave...very brave...
Baumgartner’s camera was pointed at Earth, which made it more captivating to watch.
It was a fake view , you can’t see the earth from where he jumped
@@AD-ur1fk tell me more…
@@jennodinehe couldn’t lol
@@AD-ur1fk you can see the curve of the earth
@@0Annou0 it’s impossible to see the entire earth from that high. U need to be near the iss
Amazing feat worthy of praise!!
why do they always use fish-eye lenses? you get a distorted unfaithful image. There are commercially-available flat-wide-angles (meaning edges aren't curved) that offer near 180° field of view.
How did the baloon manage to lift him up with the weight of his balls?
@@bastiaan1150 XD
@Phrygian Dominant Bollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbolocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocksbollocks.
@Phrygian Dominant -- you are just jealous , the man could have gotten the bends , delt with super cold termps and that high he got more cosmic rays than you plus no air that high . he is a cool dude with big brass ones
@@ronniecollum8794o😊
good one!
Gotta work on that landing
The suit weighs 500lbs. He can’t even stand with it on
@@cosmonaut9568 that's incredible
Cosmonaut95 Felix was spinning at supersonic speed and he still stuck the landing. Alan pulled his chute while he was practically still in space, and he ate shit lol
Felix is also an extreme sports athlete, this guy is a google exec hobbyist. Just a little bit of a difference.
Agree, they should have shown him the basics of landing. He could have gotten seriously hurt. Doesn’t necessarily have to land on his feet like a total bad ass like Felix. But they could have trained him to land on his side like they did in airborne school.
Wife: Hi honey, how's your day?
Alan: Amazing! I just got back from space after a record breaking free fall!
Wife: That's great, could you take out the trash?
At 2:17
Why does it look like CGI?
Flat Earthers have different eyes?
For pizza believers everything higher than eye level seems CGI 🤣
Crazy how I barely found out about this right now
Compare mission controls with the Red Bull launch. This one was in a break room at a Home Depot with dial-up internet.
So, is it a “true” free fall with a droque out? Dudes got massive balls, congrats to him
This man did not break Felixes record the guy in this video faked it
The king Of reptiles Luis Vasquez LOL
@Julien Lindauer Yes he is a twat copying the same comment on many posts, But Let's be thankful he isn't saying the flat crap though?
That and Baumgartner actually jumped out, this guy was dropped from a release mechanism. And Yeah technically Baumgartners records were broken but, I’m more impressed with Baumgartners and Joe Kittingers feats.
Obviously he didn't do free fall... Why he must doing free fall?
Wow look at the control center compared to Red Bull’s
Nobody will top Joe Kittinger. Long live Joe
I just heard about Felix today gonna check that guy out next
0:19 Look At The Size Of This Helium Balloon. I've Wished I Had A Big Helium Balloon Too. X
Ailens: have you electrocuted the quantum pacifier?
Humans: hey wanna drop a people from the space
Alan-Eustace ascended much faster that Felix-Baumgartner because his gross-weight was much lighter than the Stratos, which I think weighed around a ton !!!
The Stratos weighed a ton? Do you mean his gross weight?
@@RS54321 Its, NOT his !!!
@@kareemsalessi I have no idea what you mean. I am trying to clarify what you meant in your original message...lost in translation, perhaps?
@@RS54321 I have NO idea what your question is either!!!
@@RS54321 Search::: ("AT THE MUSEUM
A New High Altitude Jump") for some related data.
I keep on waching space vids
Me too.. A mixture of anxiety while enjoying beauty of space and Earth from afar..
This is not a space vid though... the height is 41 KM so it’s still in stratosphere.
Space starts at 100 KM (80 KM for NASA)
Yeah I'll never not keep on watching space vids
Remember back in the day when the only time you’d see something like this was when playing halo odst?
Yep
Wow, for a brick, he flew pretty good!
*flat earthers leave the chat* XD
Nathan Thompson downvotes and cries
The wide angle lenses defiantly exaggerated the curvature though.
@@bargauze9599 nobody said that it won't exaggerate the curve
@@omegaPhix my dads an astronaut dummy
I still believe...
It doesn't matter whose free fall is longest, fastest etc... It would be the feeling of happiness from these daredevils... Seeing Earth's surface once and even wanting more after for sure.. They all have their own moments.. ❤️🌏👨🚀
length matters
Flat_earthers will say this video is fake😂
Bumgardener needed a whole mission control and fanfair to do it, this guy just shat on his record with the utmost ease. Owned.
That's called having money and access to the newest technology
It still takes balls. There's no denying that.
Felix put more time and effort into everything though. That's probably why everyone still thinks that's the record... cause the riskier something is, more hard earned it is, the more badass and entertaining.
Just now seeing this record breaking jump over Felix Baumgartner’s record. The huge discrepancy in publicity & awareness I think vividly demonstrate the massive power in influence the (biased) media & money can do, especially on an inattentive population.
4:07
He look like a rolling dice
Critical success
How did I not hear about this? Felix's jump got worldwide attention and press coverage. I think his jump was the first livestream I ever watched on UA-cam. Why did Eustice not get any press coverage? Weird. Probably because it wasn't promoted by Redbull
Alan jumped a full mile higher then felix.
*than
*dropped
And where did his legs go after landing?
wtf! i just found out about this guy! this is really unfair to him
I wonder how nobody is happy about his arrival back......
Felix did it without drogue chute, but we all saw that loooong scary spin...
This event does not get the recognition it deserves. Somehow Felix and Red Bull are more well known. I only learned about the jump when I visited the Smithsonian and saw the suit on display!
When Felix jumped he went thru a phase of spinning which could of killed him. This jump was higher but none of that
Because Alan used a drogue parachute while descending.
This is honestly so disrespectful to Felix. Alan pulled his parachute while he was still in space, almost immediately after being released, he never achieved supersonic speed like Felix... I understand that’s dangerous; however, after almost passing out from spinning in supersonic free fall, Felix still stuck the landing... Alan ate shit, and then they all celebrated for him breaking the world record. It’s not the same jump. Felix’s record still stands. Felix actually jumped too, and wasn’t released.
John Elliott : it’s not disrespectful at all, certainly not as much as your comment. What Alan did is different from what Felix did, both are extraordinary. Felix can claim many records and firsts from his jump. Alan for now has the highest descent. Alan going and doing it his way has nothing to do with disrespect.
He wasn’t trying to break the record this jump was for science
@@johnelliott1204 Felix did 843.6 mph and Alan 822 mph, not a HUGE difference (and both are supersonic BTW).
Congratz Alan (well, we're quite a bit late to the party. Confirmed)
BTw, what was plan be if that release mechanism would have stuck?
I knew that Felix record could be beat. Joe Kittinger did not really know if it was going to work. That was much more brave.
An achievement hard to come by makes a Legend.
From this level of top view ALAN :- "I clearly saw the Kim jongs nuclear missile , launched from the North Korea and destroyed in space 😂😂🤣🤣
man do people really need to say it's a fake just cause it's not sponsored and had bad video quality
Sad that not a lot of people head about this record considering the fame that have Felix Baumgartner. Red Bull marketing is strong.
Alan who when was this 2014 never heard of it
I had absolutely no idea this happened!
02:55 does anyone know the name of music?
I bet Alan would have said no to having that drogue chute if he’d have known that UA-cam would be obsessed with Baumgartners jump just cos he never had a mini chute on the way down and Felix stepping out of that capsule was a very cinematic move. I think Alan was heroic, shame he never video’ed ALL of it. You tube only seems to recommend the Baumgartner jump and touts it AS IF the current record holder. Alan should promote his world record altitude more.
ALAN DID NOT BREAK THE RECORD Felix still holds the record this man in the video faked it
The king Of reptiles Luis Vasquez he didnt I think it's because Allan did this independent while the others were corporate
Get a life, you comment on every Single comment here, lying bro
Why was the camera at his face, I'm trynna see his view
Because this was all done by dumbass old people that don’t understand cinematography angles. The footage itself looks like it was shot on a gropro hero 3, it wasn’t edited except to add the fucking pirates of the Caribbean soundtrack 🙄 old people fucking suck lol
@@victorious2178 damn
amazing how he managed to lift himself off the ground considering the weight of his massive balls
2:32 the moment of truth|
3:40 the parachute deployment
4:05 the landing
Right at 1:52 - 1:56 is the money shot
This guy almost skydived a marathon!
Is there a version of this without the horsebleep music?
Huge RESPECT 🙏
what!?!? FELIX RECORD IS BROKEN?? NOW WAYYY
That's call guts as Felix had comfort in a capsule .
David I was actually shocked when I saw him ascend on a balloon alone without a capsule
Jumping from 24 miles up is guts no matter how you get there.
Thomas Degenhardt Guys idiocy eh whatever. Bravery is 50% stupidity.
@@julianmckinnon7615 why? It's falling, with maybe some style.
David lmao “comfort”
Very strange Felix has no youtube videos in almost 10 years and when you google him you cant find shit up to date
i had no idea felix baumgartner's record had been broken until now! .... PD: Stupid music
Yeah exactly,why was this not publicized at all??
@@jamesholt7340 because red bull didnt sponsorised it
@@gsadmtp Felix was more amazing to Watch.
Idk its redbull or what.
@@zohaibkashif I think it was more amazing because of redbull, they had money to do it in the best way possible, lots of cameras, lots of ppl wroking on the project etc. I'm pretty sure this one could have been as much impressive than Felix with more budget
@@gsadmtp Well
No,
I wonder if Felix will try to break his record.
Where’s the telemetry data?! Why was there no more coverage of this?
Carlos Baquero watch the documentary 8 mins to earth on netflix
The part that confuses me is how did he jump from 25 miles if weather balloons pop at 24 miles?
Why don't you at least try and educate yourself instead of posting crap? In less than one minute I found this,maybe you should try it too?
While no one can ever guarantee a weather balloon will soar to a specific height, the balloons typically reach between 60,000 and 105,000 feet. However, the highest recorded weather balloon flight on record was launched in 2002 and soared to an incredible height of 173,000 feet.15 Jun 2020
Just in case you can't work a calculator either, that is 32.765 miles!
@@rogerblackwood8815 Not sure why you are being so condescending, and unlikeable.
Maybe I posted so somebody with more insight could clarify, I already asked google which is why I was confused that he was able to gain an extra mile.
Lastly how am I supposed to know the record height for a weather balloon right off hand? One would assume a weather balloon with a 3-400 pound load would have a hard time reaching its standard altitude let alone reach a record breaking height. If that's a record then I assume most don't typically travel that high.
So please you unlikeable troglodyte take your miserable self, and go elsewhere. Just because you hate your life doesn't mean you can belittle people for asking questions. The point of asking a question is to acquire information.
Do yourself a favor and look up the Sally Anne test you. You should probably seek help.
@@rogerblackwood8815 Also I googled it again just to verify what I said. The 1st option on google says Weather balloons can rise to an altitude of 24 miles (39 kilometers) or more before they burst, and a payload may land (via parachute) up to 75 miles (120 km) away, depending on wind conditions at the launch site, Maydell said."
So then I decided to ask what's the highest a weather balloon has traveled just to check your reference and it states "While no one can ever guarantee a weather balloon will soar to a specific height, the balloons typically reach between 60,000 and 105,000 feet. However, the highest recorded weather balloon flight on record was launched in 2002 and soared to an incredible height of 173,000 feet".
So please tell me again how uneducated I am you condescending, self centered, opinionated buffoon.
@@kylehayes6432 Sorry to have ruffled your feathers Mr Snowflake. You asked the initial question with a large dose of scepticism! That's why I said do what you appear to have now done, before asking dumb questions. Then here you ask "How am I supposed to know off the bat"? Guess what genius, neither did I know OFF THE BAT, so I used the amazing piece of technology in my hands to find out, BEFORE ASKING A DUMB QUESTION! That is how I ended up here, I was researching Felix Baumgartners jump and came across Alan Eustace's jump!
And you can take your infantile insults and shove em were the sun don't shine as I am more than happy with my life, I guess it is you who needs to see Aunt Sally or whatever her name is?
@@kylehayes6432 Notice the "OR MORE" in the Google report? That means it is not a definite! A weather balloon isn't like a car you buy in the showroom that has published performance figures. Meaning they are built to spec for a specific purpose. If you look on FR24.com you will see yellow ball icons floating around various locations, with a readout of around 52000 feet, not the 126720 feet you expect EVERY WEATHER BALLOON to reach! Why's that then genius? These are weather balloons too, studying the upper atmospheric winds, why don't they go up to 24 miles?
Condescending I accept, uneducated, self centred or Buffoon I take offence to wanker! And if I was a snoflake like yourself, I would probably be reaching for the phone to report a hate crime now! But instead I will get on with my day and smile at your stupidity! Cheers and try not to be so offended so easily in future as you may find life a little more enjoyable? Have a 🍺 on me 😁
if some one paid for it ,i would try 350,000,000 .you only go around once .
wasn't nearly as celebrated as Felix's jump was, 4:22 there was a couple seconds of silence and then they started applauding
This proves the earth does not spin and its flat
Don't tell me you're kind of this stupid.
Can we please get an unedited, non-fisheye shot from any of the myriad high altitude balloon endeavors (if anyone knows of one please reply)? Please?!
What is your problem with the fish eye lense?
@@sebastiannolte1201 Makes it nearly impossible to visually determine the appearance (curvature) of the "horizon".
@@terrorjoy "horizon"? ""?? LMAO
@@valentinotera3244 hes a flat earther
@@valentinotera3244 Why do you question 'horizon'?
This is simply the difference between google and redbull. Google made it so simple there was no tumbling, no space vehicle etc, yet they achieved the objective of jumping from that altitude. Felix jump may have captured more info as it was a free fall. Felix must be thinking after watching this redbull nearly killed me.
For those wondering why this jump didn't get as many views or hype as Felix. One was sponsored by Redbull and the other wasn't.
you know who was behind this jump? a little company called Google
And your source is your bum? He worked for google but payed out of his own pocket.
@@kxbelsalat6390 How does that change who sponsored it?
4:08 when i landed.
You mean when he landed?
Lol he is trying to be him awh
I'll let you have your moment
Does anyone know how much this project cost him ?
I happened to watch the documentary on Netflix and was astounded. Sad to see a few crybabies here with comments of jump vs freefall and the attempt being fake as balloons can't travel high enough. Internet is wrecking a few minds. Huge salute to both these daredevils. However it's amazing that Alan's jump made no marketing noise and I guess would be not even half the budget of RBS. And do consider a 57 year old man fulfilling his bucket list of free falling from space. If that doesn't make people smile in appreciation and rather crib about- they need therapy.
I would suggest people watch the documentary on Netflix "14 minutes from earth" and why Alan's jump is even more special sans all the hoopla created around it unlike RBS.
You're right...this jump was so much smarter
Tbh you kinda sound like a cry baby defending this with a massive paragraph
no one knows about this until UA-cam recommend it
Alan's jump beat Felix's but no one knows about it. Why? No sponsorship.
Sad that even Science has to be monetized these days...
Can we all appreciate that solid PLF at the end?
Hell yeah lol that was a regular airborne landing hahah. Felix had a cooler video but I respect this dude more because of that epic face plant plf! Like he jumped from a C130. Felix landed on his feet…
I never understood how there was a person waiting for as soon as he landed from space with a camera. Like how can someone even time that?
They follow his trajectory and get a lot of money for the picture
Watch the documentary on Netflix. He had a gps tracker on the suit so they would know where to find him if he went off line. He did not have the ability to take the helmet off himself and when his oxygen ran out he would be suffocated.
Math and physics lol
@@ekramerrock Like in the "Department S" episode "The Man From `X'"!
He looked as if he was in a capsule that resembled human extremities. although the sudden stop would ha e the same effect, the "capsule" takes away the "skydiver" effect maybe
When I think about what I want to do with my life. .
This is it !!
why had i NEVER heard of this?????? i new about the redbull one. but this one was 10,000 feet HIGHER!
Generally, Red Bull kills people who consume over time but they tried to kill Felix in one day. Lol.
Where is the limuth of gravitacion??
Felix Baumgartner dived out head first which sent him into a horrifying spin. This guy here Learnt from that so he was dropped standing to reduce the aerodynamics interference on his posture.
Felix paved the way for this guy and others to come. His video is also more satisfying to watch.
Lmaooo someones hurt 🤣🤣🤣
I'd have to say it was Joseph Kittinger who paved the way for Felix after setting the record doing this in 1960, and then working as the mission director for Felix's jump.
he didn't dive out head first, he dropped in a stable position. spinning was probably caused from atmospheric winds because before he started spinning he was stable.
Félix baugamarter donde estas