Formula 1 Car Sent To Space (Full Flight)

The full 2 hour, 18 minute flight to congratulate Lando Norris for his 3rd place at the Imola Grand Prix!
Original Video: • We Sent A Formula 1 Ca...
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[@kghyeah9032]

Look how flat Earth looks. Flatness comfirmed

[@EF.707]

Imagine it lands on someone’s head 💀

[@Finoid_]

Wow spacex 2.0! it sucks it cant orbit like the tesla

[@66blomqvist]

Imagine if we knew how fast it was going when it fell

[@PolishEddie92]

1:26:32 is what you guys are waiting for. Balloon POPS and it starts falling back down to earth.

[@harry657able]

when is the next video on this channel? It has been ages

[@oaz8]

i think its because the viewer and subscriber amount is pretty low, i expect it to be way higher considering they are a part of veloce and veloce is literally almost everywhere in f1 gaming community

[@archiepops]

Note to self.....don't watch this video after coming home from the pub!🤣

[@oscarwilliam8723]

When’s talking points?

[@m.matoori343]

the Real ones watch the whole video with no skips and speed-ups

[@kidsdream8231]

This is crazy exprience!! I see a real space wtf

[@HizenHerz24]

Flat earthers will say this is fake.

[@user-fn5xg7qt7u]

What happened to this channel?

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

So this channel is dead then....

[@blas9520]

How did you get it back down?

[@PolishEddie92]

1:26:33 balloon pops

[@rjfaber1991]

These balloons are designed to fail at a certain altitude. As the ambient pressure drops, the constant pressure inside the balloon makes it grow bigger and bigger, until it reaches the material's limits and bursts open. If it wasn't designed like that it would climb to an altitude where the buoyancy of the balloon and earth's gravity reach equilibrium, and theoretically stay there forever, although both helium and hydrogen (whichever they're using here) will slowly leak out of the balloon, and UV light will degrade the material of the balloon, so it would eventually fail anyway.

[@blas9520]

@@rjfaber1991 Ohhhhh very fancy words my guy

[@rjfaber1991]

@@blas9520 Sorry about that, may have paid too much attention in physics class when I was in school. 😂

[@blas9520]

@@rjfaber1991 bazinga

[@senectar]

Why no more podcasts

[@LiveFastYT]

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