Red Bull Stratos FULL POV | Felix Baumgartner's Stratosphere Jump

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  • Опубліковано 13 жов 2013
  • See through the eyes of Felix Baumgartner as he completes his world record breaking jump from the stratosphere!
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    Baumgartner reached an estimated speed of 1,357.6 km/h or 843.6 mph(Mach 1.25) jumping from the stratosphere, which when certified will make him the first man to break the speed of sound in freefall and set several other records while delivering valuable data for future space exploration.
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  • @introvertairways
    @introvertairways 3 роки тому +96

    0:06 Felix leaves the vehicle.
    0:30 Felix begins to lose control and enters a spin.
    0:47 Felix surpasses Mach 1
    0:50 Felix drops below 100,000 feet (30,500 m)
    0:57 Felix begins rapid deceleration.
    1:07 Felix decelerating though mach 1.
    1:23 Felix regains control and regains stable flight.
    2:32 Felix is now at the altitude of an average commercial airliner.
    4:24 parachute deploy.
    9:05 Felix lands.

  • @hearmymotoredheart
    @hearmymotoredheart 9 років тому +54

    4:30 - "Rock and rolll!"

  • @samcdigweed
    @samcdigweed 10 років тому +20

    When he exited his capsule, he was at around 128000ft. At this altitude, the air is very thin, so there is no air resistance for the first part of the freefall. Felix was therefore able to accelerate very quickly. When he fell closer to the ground, the air became thicker, so there was more air resistance. This slowed his fall down.
    Basically, the further he fell, the thicker the air became, slowing him down.

  • @kaaitj
    @kaaitj 4 роки тому +19

    Going from 8 to 1363 km/h in roughly 50 seconds… that must be like the best and scarriest thing you can experience. I can watch this video over and over again. In the other video I can hear how happy and emotional Joseph Kittinger is. He is the previous record holder of the highest jump.

  • @Wa5ffl3s
    @Wa5ffl3s 10 років тому +40

    Something amazing I found: Felix is traveling faster than the speed of sound using his arms to guide his decent well, up to this point 0:55. His dive becomes a "back flop" in the next 15 seconds which leaves him spinning at an insanely high speed with tremendous G-force that actually CAUSES HIS HEART TO STOP momentarily. Watch the heart rate monitor at 1:10 and his heart actually stops beating for ~4 seconds. What an insane stunt to pull off, glad you made it home!

    • @Wa5ffl3s
      @Wa5ffl3s 10 років тому +13

      Also of great note: at 1:19 he pulls off an almost inhuman flight maneuver with his left arm to cut down into a spiral to regain stability of his descent when entering the lower atmosphere. Just amazing.

    • @joshh2410
      @joshh2410 Рік тому +17

      His heart doesn’t actually stop its just the monitor not detecting it you can see this when he pulls his chute it drops to 0

    • @AureliusR
      @AureliusR Рік тому +10

      Yeah, his heart did not stop, lmfao. That would have been extremely dangerous. It's just the g-forces dislodging the EKG or whatever they were using to detect BPM.

  • @kaosgoblin
    @kaosgoblin 10 років тому +24

    This is literally one of the greatest feats of mankind regarding atmospheric diving. The incredible bravery of the people who face the future and tread a path for us to space is awe inspiring!

  • @mickystormont
    @mickystormont 8 років тому +51

    one of the best things ive ever seen in my life so far

  • @stephanjackson1145
    @stephanjackson1145 10 років тому +169

    Dear Rockstar: I want to be able to do this in GTA6.

    • @dome4205
      @dome4205 3 роки тому +29

      Don't worry bro, you will probably be able to do this before Gta 6 even gets dropped

    • @rbmedia8798
      @rbmedia8798 2 роки тому +1

      I’m sure the wait will be worth it

    • @barryhall5266
      @barryhall5266 2 роки тому

      Good luck getting there before some fuckwit on a mk11 fucks your day up

    • @Xman_Taurus
      @Xman_Taurus 2 роки тому

      Best comment

    • @corbin630
      @corbin630 2 роки тому +3

      Dear Rockstar. I want to play GTA 6

  • @YoudSayOmg
    @YoudSayOmg 10 років тому +11

    Watching the earth go from round to concave was great. Not many humans could capture that on film (In Person)....Great job Felix!!!

  • @Spawnwrath
    @Spawnwrath 10 років тому +43

    1:13 He passes out for nearly 3 second. You can se his heart stop and his arms start to tighten towards the body result of a natural reflex in fadeouts. No wonder he said he would never do it again. Brave man. Tough as they come!

    • @nusratparveen82
      @nusratparveen82 3 роки тому +1

      1:13

    • @nickkrisch177
      @nickkrisch177 3 роки тому +5

      Bro his heart doesn’t stop, it just doesn’t get a reading. Passing out your heart doesn’t stop, and it happens several times later in the video even when his parachute deploys.

    • @Lvxurie
      @Lvxurie Місяць тому

      This is so wrong. The machine bugs out and he is tucking his arms in so that he can regain stability. Watch it again and you'll see he tucks, puts one arm out, tucks puts the other arm out and then does some amazing manoeuvre to regain stability. Its the same way ice skaters regulate thier spinning speed.

  • @designedbybold
    @designedbybold 7 років тому +18

    0:41 that sonic boom is AWESOME

    • @samcdigweed
      @samcdigweed 7 років тому +6

      I dont think that was a sonic boom. He hit supersonic speeds of 693mph after 36 seconds of freefall. The boom was heard from ground crews though

  • @MegaMrWar
    @MegaMrWar 10 років тому +50

    Everytime I hear the word POV. I think of something. I think you know what it is.

  • @nodnarbrelssah
    @nodnarbrelssah 8 років тому +74

    Before he even jumped his heart rate was already at 180!

    • @badhbhchadh
      @badhbhchadh 4 роки тому +27

      180! = 200896062499134299656951336898466838917540340798867777940435335160044860953395980941180138112097309735631594101037399609671032132186331495273609598531966730972945653558819806475064353856858157445040809209560358463319644664891114256430017824141796753818192338642302693327818731986039603200000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 according to Wolframalpha. That's quite a high heart rate.

    • @carloscabw
      @carloscabw 4 роки тому +10

      @@badhbhchadh comedy king

    • @decyde1
      @decyde1 4 роки тому +3

      And his heart stopped beating twice.

    • @brettwilson7396
      @brettwilson7396 3 роки тому +9

      No, it's just pulsometer glitch. I do sports regularly, his HR is OK, nothing unusual.
      Also his breath rate was stable.
      More interesting would be to know his arterial blood pressure in dynamic.

    • @dickwad1435
      @dickwad1435 2 роки тому +1

      Yours would be too.

  • @bufflogan9423
    @bufflogan9423 9 років тому +37

    Sometimes I'm ashamed to say I belong to the human race. This is fake, the earth is flat? Really? What that man did is flat out fucking amazing. ROCK ON FELIX!!!

    • @JustinLHopkins
      @JustinLHopkins 8 років тому +16

      If you are looking to become depressed, or ashamed of the human species, just read UA-cam comments. I completely agree. I never knew such stupidity existed until I started reading the comment section. Scientists have even tried to explain why UA-cam attracts such intellectually deficient people lol. Just take comfort in knowing that the real world isn't like this.

    • @bufflogan9423
      @bufflogan9423 8 років тому +7

      Justin Hopkins I do. And thank you. I never commented on anything I watched on UA-cam until I read the comments about Felix. I couldn't help myself. Thank you Justin!!!

    • @JustinLHopkins
      @JustinLHopkins 8 років тому +3

      Buff Logan No problem!

    • @sumbodyshero
      @sumbodyshero Рік тому

      Hollow Earther detected. Why do you claim this video as proof that we live in a hollow earth? The horizon is curving upwards because of a fisheye lens. Sorry for debunking your Hollow Earth theory. 06:00

    • @racheller8753
      @racheller8753 Рік тому

      I'm not a flat earther but I certainly wouldn't be ignorant enough to think everything I watch has to be real... Why are people so shocked and rude that people would deny what main stream media puts out to us??
      People thought it was crazy that there'd be a pedophile ring with a government and movie stars... Then we see Jeffrey Epstein people think it was a conspiracy that government officials meet then we learned about Bohemian Grove!!! Shall I go on?
      I'm not denying this video but to say it's one hundred percent real is impossible!

  • @DoubleOBond
    @DoubleOBond 10 років тому +2

    Thank you Redbull for making this possible. Reassures me that there are companies out there that do really amazing things.

  • @MatheoYT
    @MatheoYT 3 роки тому +9

    When you get voted in Among Us (00:07):

  • @Ziggyzaggy300
    @Ziggyzaggy300 2 роки тому +4

    Important timestamps:
    0:07 Jump
    0:31 Spin starts
    0:41 Sound of speed
    1:25 Spin stops
    1:38 Halfway there (altitude)
    1:52 Sky gets brighter
    2:49 Slowing down
    3:08 25K Feet
    4:19 10K feet
    4:26 Parachute deploys, slowing down
    4:40 Doing stuff with wires
    6:41 Visor off
    9:10 History (for a few years) is made

  • @Vistico93
    @Vistico93 10 років тому +4

    It was interesting watching the lower left screen watching the sky go from black in daylight to its more familiar blue as the air thickened above him.

    • @MrSomeRedditor
      @MrSomeRedditor 2 роки тому +1

      Space is just straight up blackness. It's the essence of actual darkness and if that unfathomably massive ball of burning plasma wasn't "just over yander" we'd know the definition of dark and cold.
      It's a trip to think about.

  • @andrecarrato6359
    @andrecarrato6359 10 років тому +2

    What can I say?? He's crazy and I wish I could be as crazy as he is! Fantastic, he's the man!

  • @Deutschland1093
    @Deutschland1093 10 років тому +2

    Hello Red Bull Stratos. This Video is awesome! It would be very cool, if we could see the suit cameras from the test jumps from 21 and 28Km too! This two jumps are diffently amazing too!

  • @gladitsnotme
    @gladitsnotme 9 років тому +30

    did his thing disconnect or did his heart actually stop for a second there @ 2:35??

    • @samcdigweed
      @samcdigweed 9 років тому +15

      Slight issue with the data recorder.

    • @jstaged7214
      @jstaged7214 9 років тому +1

      Disconncted or bug

    • @2cool0
      @2cool0 9 років тому +2

      gladitsnotme oh yeah that's what i was thinking too because even before that when he was spinning the heart rate showed 0......wonder if he passed out from the g force for a second

    • @robotica34
      @robotica34 9 років тому +3

      sullivan max If you hadn't noticed, it's 0 from 1:11 till 1:17, too.

    • @allieren
      @allieren 9 років тому +8

      +2cool0 a) Your heart doesn't stop when you pass out from G-forces B) He was still breathing at around 30 breaths/minute. I wonder if it's as simple as one of the leads of his EKG not having a good contact when he raised his arms to attempt to stabilize from that spin.

  • @tnbn55
    @tnbn55 6 років тому +8

    With that Fisheye lens, New Mexico takes up that much land on the Earth :)

    • @artvandelay0073
      @artvandelay0073 5 років тому +2

      TN BN // Yes, New Mexico is larger than the rest of the US combined. Also, were you aware that there really are no oceans on Earth? They've all been CGI'd on the pictures and videos...

  • @JoeysWorldTour
    @JoeysWorldTour 10 років тому +20

    EPIC!!

    • @AeolusPlayz
      @AeolusPlayz 3 роки тому

      Wait Joeys World tour? omg hello

    • @LimpIG
      @LimpIG 2 роки тому

      For real my good man

  • @miguelalfredoordencarbonel9974

    Thank you so much for this video. As a Physics teacher, it's very helpful for my "Falling Objects" classes.

  • @kil44ua43
    @kil44ua43 4 роки тому +5

    This has over 2 million viewers to my understanding very well deserved

  • @wwftroy22
    @wwftroy22 9 років тому +25

    847mph wow!

    • @mliv695
      @mliv695 9 років тому

      wwftroy22 1289mph higheest

    • @MarioThaMonkey
      @MarioThaMonkey 9 років тому +8

      +Ivan Huang that's kilometers. they are both on the screen at the same time.

    • @samcdigweed
      @samcdigweed 8 років тому +6

      +Ivan Huang Top speed was confirmed at 843.6mph/1357.6kph/Mach 1.25 - after 50 seconds of freefall

  • @doyengicp
    @doyengicp 10 років тому +1

    his entry into the troposphere is quite brutal ! its crazy to realize how dramatic this limit is.
    Thats where we see he's a great skydiver

  • @mathis2361
    @mathis2361 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you Felix very cool

    • @lpmitsplash2664
      @lpmitsplash2664 4 роки тому +3

      No Problem every time
      But it was all green screen

  • @soruharaguni
    @soruharaguni 7 років тому +16

    He has the biggest balls on earth.

  • @TheKnjo01
    @TheKnjo01 10 років тому +138

    If you're asking why he didn't float away in space? Easy, the size of his balls brought him back to earth. Ü

    • @TheKnjo01
      @TheKnjo01 10 років тому +4

      And if you're asking why do this crazy things? Easy, just drink a Red Bull and find out.

    • @_Andrew2002
      @_Andrew2002 6 років тому +3

      Even if he was in space he would've fallen back to Earth

    • @vaultboy3440
      @vaultboy3440 6 років тому +1

      Andrew Yea but the athmosphere would burn him into pieces..

    • @leandroisaac2000
      @leandroisaac2000 6 років тому +1

      VaultBoy
      Yeah... but he didn't say if he would come back dead or alive...

    • @rohanjones1000
      @rohanjones1000 4 роки тому +1

      his balls pulled the earth closer mate, nice.

  • @Afterburner003
    @Afterburner003 10 років тому

    AWESOME !!!! Thank you to the entire team.

  • @Roman001
    @Roman001 10 років тому

    Superb job mate! Well done indeed.

  • @samcdigweed
    @samcdigweed 9 років тому +3

    Huge congratulations to Alan Eustace and his team for breaking several world records! Ascending to over 130000ft with no capsule or gondola is amazing!

  • @philippvogelgesang1198
    @philippvogelgesang1198 10 років тому +7

    This jump brought me to skydiving. Thanks Felix for this great work, for this big step. You are the best inspiration !
    After six jumps I can say this is something which is worth to continue. One of the jumps was of a height of 5200m as a tandemskydive. It was high but just a little part of THIS jump here. lol

    • @jordangswfc
      @jordangswfc 2 роки тому

      Hey I know this is 7 years on but are you still jumping now and is 5200m still your highest?

  • @PaulaDaunt
    @PaulaDaunt 10 років тому

    Epic! Felix, you inspire me so much!

  • @thefreesurfe
    @thefreesurfe 9 років тому +2

    Três coisas que satisfazem uma equipe, para que isso tudo aconteça.
    Confiança na equipe, Acreditar no equipamento e em toda sua equipe e Em si mesmo para que ocorra tudo perfeito!
    Stratos Red Bull, Parabéns!

  • @craigo77
    @craigo77 10 років тому +7

    You just know if an alien presence is watching us they'rs saying "fuck me, these humans are crazy"

  • @Diamondmind50Blogspot
    @Diamondmind50Blogspot 7 років тому +6

    I remember waking up and reading about this the day after & then I watched the video and it was the whole HUMAN ACHIEVEMENT thing that just made me so proud and happy to be a human being... and for some reason i dont know why i cried with joy!!

  • @lucaswasson1374
    @lucaswasson1374 4 роки тому +2

    Proof that Earth isn't flat.

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 4 роки тому +3

      Not that the earth is flat of course, but have you not realised that a camera with a grossly distorting and exaggerating wide-angle lens was used?
      Had a rectilinear (non-distorting) lens been used, the curvature of the horizon would have been quite minimal from the altitude of 24 miles, nothing like what is seen in the video.
      So actually, this is not a very realistic proof that the earth isn't flat.

  • @samcdigweed
    @samcdigweed 10 років тому

    It's amazing to see people inspired by skydivers, pioneers and base jumpers to start skydiving themselves :)
    I'm doing my first tandem next year, then when money allows, becoming qualified. All thanks to being inspired by jumps such as this!

  • @thePIXELATEDhippo
    @thePIXELATEDhippo 10 років тому +17

    4:44 did he drop something?

    • @timothysstuffintros503
      @timothysstuffintros503 6 років тому +1

      looks like a phone

    • @daytopotatoh1331
      @daytopotatoh1331 4 роки тому +1

      @@timothysstuffintros503 I paused it somewhere on the 45th second and it looks like the wrist mirror he had on his right hand

    • @GarronGoesGaming
      @GarronGoesGaming 4 роки тому

      @@daytopotatoh1331 It was the wrist mirror.

  • @JakePaulzen
    @JakePaulzen 6 років тому +13

    Yes the earth is flat, I’ve jumped off the edge a couple times.

  • @Zerta788
    @Zerta788 10 років тому

    Incredible , such an accomplishment and thrill !

  • @zazaboulahya3718
    @zazaboulahya3718 10 років тому

    Congratulations for this great leap

  • @marcelovidal9246
    @marcelovidal9246 8 років тому +15

    minute 4:24 Rock n' Roll!!!

  • @whumptapus
    @whumptapus 9 років тому +91

    I can't believe some people in the comments feel the earth is flat! I thought we lost that idea centuries ago? That is truly fascinating, I wonder what life is like for those people? I mean, I would love to respect people's beliefs but the earth being flat makes utterly no sense to me whatsoever. Learn some basic science for once, it will make your life 300% simpler, i guarantee it.
    .

    • @Scy
      @Scy 9 років тому +2

      Whump Tapus You don't have to respect people's beliefs.

    • @SIHdW3W
      @SIHdW3W 9 років тому +5

      Whump Tapus you would be amazed, check this site www.theflatearthsociety.org/cms/
      they are dead serious about this.. : D

    • @doofmaczemy
      @doofmaczemy 9 років тому +3

      Whump Tapus If you think the comments here are funny then go over to the UA-cam videos on flat earth. They are having a field day over there.

    • @pyrothemangoking4626
      @pyrothemangoking4626 9 років тому +3

      Whump Tapus I*
      Learn some basic English, it will make your life 300% simpler I guarantee it.

    • @whumptapus
      @whumptapus 9 років тому +3

      ***** Is there not enough evidence that I understand the concept of capitalizing an "I" when using it to refer to myself? Do you have a difficult time reading past typos or something because I am sorry if you do. I understand everyone has a type of disability that makes it harder to simply complete a task, but that is okay. You are no different than I, a human being.

  • @screwedballs100
    @screwedballs100 10 років тому

    Pure skill! Pure adrenalin just watching! Pure jealous!

  • @RandomGuyLV
    @RandomGuyLV 10 років тому

    Amazing video

  • @Kondratiliew
    @Kondratiliew 10 років тому +3

    1:12
    That moment when your heartbeat stops :D

  • @renangoncalvesflores
    @renangoncalvesflores 7 років тому +9

    When his BPM went to zero I thought "oh my god..."

  • @MrApproximity
    @MrApproximity 10 років тому

    I see ... thanks for the information !

  • @lowlowseesee
    @lowlowseesee 10 років тому

    props to these guys and to Project Excelsior for paving the way. extraordinary!!

  • @somethingtojenga
    @somethingtojenga 8 років тому +9

    Wow, I can't... I can't even... We have everything from *_"why is the whole planet entirely land"_* to *_"if the Earth is round, why does it look concave for a moment"_* to *_"why does he fall and not orbit like the ISS"..._* To add to that, I've always wondered, why does he look so big there and really tiny from the ground? Conspiracy!

    • @somethingtojenga
      @somethingtojenga 7 років тому +5

      ***** ....no, not seriously, dumbass.

    • @waterlemon5272
      @waterlemon5272 5 років тому +1

      pon33villin u do realise how low ipthis is compared to the iss

    • @DraconicMaker
      @DraconicMaker 4 роки тому +1

      SomethingToJenga omfg the ISS is way way higher then where he was at. This was low enough

    • @DraconicMaker
      @DraconicMaker 4 роки тому +1

      SomethingToJenga if he was as high as the ISS he might burn up

  • @ti994apc
    @ti994apc 10 років тому +5

    It was more incredible when they did this in 1960 with out the technology.

    • @samcdigweed
      @samcdigweed 9 років тому +3

      I wouldn't say 'without the technology'. Felix and Joe's jumps were similar in many aspects. They both used a helium balloon, pressure suit and other similar equipment. Both were going into the unknown, and both used the best technology of the time.

  • @Flightsworldwidevideos
    @Flightsworldwidevideos 10 років тому

    great video!!

  • @MrLARAROLAND
    @MrLARAROLAND 10 років тому

    Impressionnant ! Courageux ! Encore un nouveau chemin de tracé pour les suivants.

  • @zarbon18
    @zarbon18 9 років тому +4

    I can do this too, hold my beer. Landing on my stomach, the earth!

  • @franchiseowner1668
    @franchiseowner1668 2 роки тому +3

    For all the flat earthers

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 2 роки тому +2

      Yes, the earth is a spherical planet, however, it seems you haven't realised what has caused the earth to appear THIS round in the footage?

    • @thegiantnorthamericanbeave5273
      @thegiantnorthamericanbeave5273 2 роки тому +1

      He’s not high enough to see that much curve usually with videos like they use a fish eye lens I don’t know the exact reason though

    • @elitehomeremodeling6043
      @elitehomeremodeling6043 Рік тому +1

      So they use a fisheye lens and that's all it takes for you? Why is the earth still showing extreme curvature at 20,000 ft? That seems odd doesn't it?

  • @Pianosphere
    @Pianosphere 8 років тому

    Nice View! Very cool!

  • @JeremyReger
    @JeremyReger 5 років тому +3

    Best video ever... Still

  • @pookieluvva
    @pookieluvva 8 років тому +16

    the Earth is NOT a sphere... it's an oblate spheroid as the Earth is maginally wider at the equator

    • @NewTypeDilemma01
      @NewTypeDilemma01 6 років тому +3

      So...it's a giant Tootsie Pop?

    • @storyseeker5387
      @storyseeker5387 6 років тому

      lol

    • @SKYBRITE27
      @SKYBRITE27 6 років тому

      Show a photo of that,because what NASA puts up are perfectly round balls,duh

    • @intelin123
      @intelin123 6 років тому +2

      And you have seing it with your own eyes. You have being in space. You have pictures

  • @nickmacro82
    @nickmacro82 9 років тому +3

    Can't we just go wow,, that dude just parachuted from 100,000 plus feet,, from outer space? Even God is saying,, whoah, that was awesome.

  • @chacaltube
    @chacaltube 10 років тому +1

    AUN NO LO PUEDO CREER.
    ENTRE EL SALTO DE FELIX Y EL WINGSUIT QUE ESTOY CADA DIA MAS IMPRESIONADO DE LA CAPACIDAD DEL SER HUMANO.

  • @CamiloSanchez1979
    @CamiloSanchez1979 10 років тому

    That was awesome.

  • @TokinMystic12
    @TokinMystic12 8 років тому +7

    I remember I watched this Live. WE ARE A GLOBE . Shalom 🌀

  • @raikks
    @raikks 10 років тому +4

    Dear Google,
    you have fucked the comment section!
    BR

  • @GaryFosterThrive
    @GaryFosterThrive 10 років тому +1

    Excellent

  • @MrSubSniper
    @MrSubSniper 10 років тому

    I would love to do this ö It's amazing!

  • @JeffDrennen
    @JeffDrennen 10 років тому +3

    So does this make red bull the first company to put a man in space?

    • @quincy8557
      @quincy8557 10 років тому +10

      No edge of space. He would have burnt up if he re-entered the atmosphere from space.

    • @samsignorelli
      @samsignorelli 10 років тому +1

      quincy8557
      Not really.
      From an email from Art Thompson after I'd asked about heating from a higher fall:
      "Falling from the altitude and speeds that Felix fell and not taking into consideration any other cooling from the environment Felix would experience about 116 F max kinetic heating. However he was traveling through atmospheric temperatures of -95 F so in fact the concern was cooling and not kinetic heating. This condition was very brief and even though it was extreme it proved not to be a problem with the anticipated thermal insulation that we added. In the event you were to jump from altitudes closer to 330k feet you would experience closer to 350 F+ and more likely experience speeds exceeding MACH 3.5. To do so without a stabilization device and thermal protection would be unwise. We are already looking at future testing at Sage Cheshire, Inc."

  • @hbsupermage
    @hbsupermage 10 років тому +14

    1:12 he is dead

    • @CaptainRednose
      @CaptainRednose 10 років тому +1

      he passed out trying to fix himself from spinning

  • @rudebwoytroy
    @rudebwoytroy 7 років тому

    great angles

  • @LnX_OrioN
    @LnX_OrioN 8 років тому

    the spin at 1:10 is incredible ! Felix is the man who has the Big Balls on this earth ! Congratulates to him

  • @scienceehal2596
    @scienceehal2596 10 років тому +4

    STRATOS DIVE 2 成層圏からのダイブ 地上39km 降下速度マッハ1

    • @dorirukeisan9371
      @dorirukeisan9371 10 років тому +2

      パラシュートを開くとき、肩が痛くならないようにちゃんとやってるんだろうけど、つい、痛そうって、想像してしまうなぁ。実際は気持ちいいんだろうねぇ。

    • @scienceehal2596
      @scienceehal2596 10 років тому +2

      doriru keisan 最初はホントに死ぬ覚悟で飛び出すんでしょうが、いざ飛び出して安定したらさぞかし気持ち良いでしょうね。なにせ成層圏からですからね、滞空時間が桁違い。十分満喫出来ると。

    • @user-bi4zb8tb2p
      @user-bi4zb8tb2p 10 років тому +3

      ギリギリで蒼い光がでるんですね。

  • @AminHussein
    @AminHussein 10 років тому +4

    1 CENT

  • @ratodebanhado1
    @ratodebanhado1 7 років тому

    lembro q assisti ao vivo. foi uma das coisas mais espetaculares e tensas que ja vi na vida.

  • @ordisraru
    @ordisraru 10 років тому

    Well, that was one thing I didn't know. Thanks for telling me. :)

  • @xXLordWrekXx
    @xXLordWrekXx 9 років тому +4

    proof the EARTH DOESN'T NOT SPIN. IF THE EARTH SPINS AT 1000 MPH HE WOULD OF LANDED IN THE PACIFIC AND DO YOU SEE THE EARTH MOVING AT 1000MPH? YOU COULD FROM THAT HEIGHT

    • @TJMoore-lq6me
      @TJMoore-lq6me 9 років тому +11

      +xXLordWrekXx We move as fast as Earth. Like a backpack on a school bus. It's travelling just as fast as the school bus is. He would've had to make this jump from 10 times the altitude he jumped from in order to be out of the orbit of Earth enough to land in the wrong place. This is called the Coriolis effect. Snipers who make long distance shots with calibers that are only lethal in a direct hit (unlike the .50 caliber) have to account for the target being moved out of the bullet's flight path by Earth's rotation. That is an object travelling laterally along the surface of the Earth. This man made a free fall descent towards Earth, but still in the same forward orbit, so to speak. So while falling, he was still in a geo-sync orbit from the Stratosphere moving WITH Earth while falling. I hope that makes sense.

    • @TJMoore-lq6me
      @TJMoore-lq6me 9 років тому +3

      Lmao...Ok I feel like I was a little less harsh with my response :) Well said though.

    • @JustinLHopkins
      @JustinLHopkins 8 років тому +3

      The air moves with the earth, so you're wrong. Have you gone to school?

    • @TJMoore-lq6me
      @TJMoore-lq6me 8 років тому +2

      If the air moved with the earth, there wouldn't be wind and all weather would move in the same direction (which it doesn't) did YOU go to school?

    • @Borat911
      @Borat911 8 років тому

      +xXLordWrekXx Gravity ?

  • @TheMoonlight2887
    @TheMoonlight2887 10 років тому +19

    Wow, it was absolutely magical! Witnessing God's creation from such a perspective, a miracle! The slowly turn from dark space to blue sky... The majesty of the planet against the vastness of the universe beyond... It makes you think, we're nothing more than a speck of dust on a dandelion.
    This is the sort of thing you should do when you know you're about to die, so that you can just jump without having to fumble with all those extra gadgets. Just wear the suit that protects you long enough to make it all the way to the crashing, and ENJOY THE VIEW!!!

  • @MichaelCarter-fi2vs
    @MichaelCarter-fi2vs 3 місяці тому

    Amazing!

  • @sportstechie
    @sportstechie 10 років тому

    Red Bull Stratos and Felix are in the Sports Techie hall of fame for sure!

  • @tiarevidal648
    @tiarevidal648 8 років тому +12

    si viniste por fis100 ponle like :D

  • @kyalami_green_rs3
    @kyalami_green_rs3 8 років тому +5

    conspiracy theorists ⬇

    • @airguntherapy8665
      @airguntherapy8665 8 років тому

      Most clued up people on the planet. The rest don't matter.

  • @AndreyRadonezhskiy
    @AndreyRadonezhskiy 4 роки тому

    All respect to the man - very few can do the same and most of us will only admire those, who can.

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 4 роки тому

      This jump record was broken 2 years later by a man called Alan Eustace - you didn't know?

  • @ryanowns5
    @ryanowns5 9 років тому

    So high in the atmosphere, he was free-falling and there was no wind or air current against his suit. No rippling or anything. I couldnt even imagine.

  • @michawojtowicz2847
    @michawojtowicz2847 Рік тому +3

    🤣🤣🤣

  • @ss_whole
    @ss_whole 9 років тому +5

    Not impressed, gravity works for everyone so basically anyone could have did this.

    • @volcolmshoot
      @volcolmshoot 9 років тому

      Super Kyle nice joke

    • @harleygreen7058
      @harleygreen7058 9 років тому

      Lol wut

    • @krishnastarz
      @krishnastarz 9 років тому +1

      why don't you?

    • @McPhysX
      @McPhysX 8 років тому

      +martinmggm isn't a joke

    • @robotica34
      @robotica34 8 років тому

      WellThatsANiceUsernameYouGotThereThankYouGooglePlusYoureUsefullISwearToGodYouPieceOfShitFuckYou How do you know?

  • @BF1_enthusiast
    @BF1_enthusiast Рік тому +1

    Indisputable proof that Red Bull gives you wings.

  • @coleti666
    @coleti666 10 років тому

    Just before the jump the Sky is black and the Earth is Blue & Brown... what an image!!

  • @lawrenceporter7453
    @lawrenceporter7453 8 років тому +16

    sorry 🌎ers I see a flat earth in this video. its the fish eye lens on the camera that give each different pov its curvature.

    • @AllDayHockey
      @AllDayHockey 8 років тому +11

      no, you see a flat mexico, idiot.

    • @lawrenceporter7453
      @lawrenceporter7453 8 років тому

      Xextrof how in the blue hell are you going to tell me what I see. I guess next you gonna tell me the earth is concave. Gtfoh

    • @lawrenceporter7453
      @lawrenceporter7453 8 років тому

      Xextrof you are the idiot my man

    • @AllDayHockey
      @AllDayHockey 8 років тому +5

      Lawrence Porter to think the earth is flat might be the dumbest thing ever. of you think the earth is flat, then you have the IQ of 0

    • @lawrenceporter7453
      @lawrenceporter7453 8 років тому

      Xextrof oh ok I believe you because you have gone into space and have seen the earth from light years away. You know everything you are a genius

  • @-evansmadzoo183
    @-evansmadzoo183 7 років тому +4

    Here's a fun game you can play:
    1. Watch this video here again
    2. Look at the earth
    3. Try to find any water... at least one percent out of the 71%
    4. Realise there's no water on a whole surface of the earth
    5. WTF
    6. Realise that a huge part of the earth is missing so they can edit the surface to make it look round
    7. Ask yourself, why would they do this?
    8. The earth is flat, that's why.

    • @_Andrew2002
      @_Andrew2002 6 років тому +9

      Maybe because he was in the middle of a desert where there wasn't any water to see for hundreds of miles. Because the water is all hidden behind the curve, if the Earth was flat we would be able to see the oceans in the video

    • @storyseeker5387
      @storyseeker5387 6 років тому +5

      Let's play a game. Smash your internet box and stop saying the earth is flat. Do you not have a grandma that can smack some sense into you? WHERE ARE YOUR PARENTS

    • @_Andrew2002
      @_Andrew2002 6 років тому +8

      His parents are probably super liberal and don't believe in discipline, it is the unfortunate world we live in.

    • @storyseeker5387
      @storyseeker5387 6 років тому +1

      lol
      +respect

    • @storyseeker5387
      @storyseeker5387 6 років тому +1

      lol

  • @SanchezFam505
    @SanchezFam505 10 років тому

    You got balls of steel my Freind , freakin awesome

  • @terminator5323
    @terminator5323 10 років тому

    Very brave, ur name will go down in history, u should be proud.

  • @FaithandActiondotnet
    @FaithandActiondotnet 10 років тому +9

    THAT'S AMAZING!!
    And, if you die doing what you love, without repenting of your sins and putting your faith in Jesus Christ, you go to Hell forever.

    • @Biggreasyhotdog
      @Biggreasyhotdog 10 років тому +21

      Hahahahaha fucking gobshite hahahahahaha

    • @FaithandActiondotnet
      @FaithandActiondotnet 10 років тому +1

      Biggreasyhotdog "...in the last days mockers will come with their mocking, following after their own lusts..." 2 Peter 3:3
      Hello scoffer.

    • @Biggreasyhotdog
      @Biggreasyhotdog 10 років тому +15

      Christian Repenter hahahahahaha bible bashing gobshite hahahahahahaha westboro much bruh? Hahahahahahaha

    • @samcdigweed
      @samcdigweed 10 років тому +23

      Christian Repenter Leave you're religion out of this! Physics is the reason we are here, not God. 'People worship and invisible God, yet destroy a visible nature'.

    • @FaithandActiondotnet
      @FaithandActiondotnet 10 років тому +1

      samcdigweed If I leave my religion out of this, then you will continue to go about your life lost, blind, and spiritually dead in your sins without regarding the fact that you have Judgment to face in the end. You will continue to party through life entertaining yourself with whatever you want on the wide road to perdition that will distract you and lead you off of a cliff that you will not be able to take back. Please, consider humbling yourself and repenting of your many sins against the God who Created you and the physics you love so much. Believe in the One and only God who died to save you, Jesus Christ. Choose Life & Truth.

  • @squatch545
    @squatch545 6 років тому +7

    "This proves the earth is flat" -- Trump supporter.

    • @అర్పిత్
      @అర్పిత్ 6 років тому

      Joe Smith go and ask trump to do that

    • @artvandelay0073
      @artvandelay0073 5 років тому +1

      Joe Smith // Were you aware that Donald J. Trump funded this project out of his own pocket???

  • @Cobras_Casino
    @Cobras_Casino 10 років тому

    nice work

  • @Sagittaire35
    @Sagittaire35 8 років тому

    Crazy !

  • @colenash6054
    @colenash6054 10 років тому

    LIKE A BOSS!

  • @stewie_
    @stewie_ 10 років тому

    his heart stopped a few times man..wow

  • @WantedReward93
    @WantedReward93 10 років тому

    I like how sky turns gradually from black to blue

  • @bokeflo
    @bokeflo 10 років тому

    Absolutely Amazing!!!!!