Don't use the word 'epic' lightly..
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I don't like to use the word 'epic' lightly.
But this, quite frankly, is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFpxDY40rPg&hd=...
Basically further and faster than anyone else!
But this, quite frankly, is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFpxDY40rPg&hd=...
Basically further and faster than anyone else!
his jump was 102,000 feet, but wiki tells me..
Kittinger is currently advising Felix Baumgartner on a planned free-fall from 120,000 feet (about 36,000m).[5] The project is called the Red Bull Stratos project and has collected leading experts in the fields of aeronautics, medicine and engineering to ensure its success. Felix Baumgartner will also become the first man to break the sound barrier, during his free fall, if his jump is successful. Baumgartner's jump will be used to test the next generation of full pressure suits, used in space and to collect useful medical and scientific information
Kittinger is currently advising Felix Baumgartner on a planned free-fall from 120,000 feet (about 36,000m).[5] The project is called the Red Bull Stratos project and has collected leading experts in the fields of aeronautics, medicine and engineering to ensure its success. Felix Baumgartner will also become the first man to break the sound barrier, during his free fall, if his jump is successful. Baumgartner's jump will be used to test the next generation of full pressure suits, used in space and to collect useful medical and scientific information
Conian said:
his jump was 102,000 feet, but wiki tells me..
Kittinger is currently advising Felix Baumgartner on a planned free-fall from 120,000 feet (about 36,000m).[5] The project is called the Red Bull Stratos project and has collected leading experts in the fields of aeronautics, medicine and engineering to ensure its success. Felix Baumgartner will also become the first man to break the sound barrier, during his free fall, if his jump is successful. Baumgartner's jump will be used to test the next generation of full pressure suits, used in space and to collect useful medical and scientific information
The Red Bull Stratos project...? I beleive Christian Horner is lining up Mark Webber to do this and it will without a chute.. Kittinger is currently advising Felix Baumgartner on a planned free-fall from 120,000 feet (about 36,000m).[5] The project is called the Red Bull Stratos project and has collected leading experts in the fields of aeronautics, medicine and engineering to ensure its success. Felix Baumgartner will also become the first man to break the sound barrier, during his free fall, if his jump is successful. Baumgartner's jump will be used to test the next generation of full pressure suits, used in space and to collect useful medical and scientific information
Conian said:
his jump was 102,000 feet, but wiki tells me..
Kittinger is currently advising Felix Baumgartner on a planned free-fall from 120,000 feet (about 36,000m).[5] The project is called the Red Bull Stratos project and has collected leading experts in the fields of aeronautics, medicine and engineering to ensure its success. Felix Baumgartner will also become the first man to break the sound barrier, during his free fall, if his jump is successful. Baumgartner's jump will be used to test the next generation of full pressure suits, used in space and to collect useful medical and scientific information
Red Bull will sponsor anything remotely dangerous. The stupider the better it seems.Kittinger is currently advising Felix Baumgartner on a planned free-fall from 120,000 feet (about 36,000m).[5] The project is called the Red Bull Stratos project and has collected leading experts in the fields of aeronautics, medicine and engineering to ensure its success. Felix Baumgartner will also become the first man to break the sound barrier, during his free fall, if his jump is successful. Baumgartner's jump will be used to test the next generation of full pressure suits, used in space and to collect useful medical and scientific information
Silent1 said:
mybrainhurts said:
This happened in 1960, MrMoonyMan...
He took off in the States and landed in Rotherham. There's a statue of him near the Town Hall...
Not a lot of people know that...
He took off in the States and landed in Rotherham. There's a statue of him near the Town Hall...
Not a lot of people know that...
Edited by Silent1 on Sunday 30th May 23:52
TheCarpetCleaner said:
Silent1 said:
mybrainhurts said:
This happened in 1960, MrMoonyMan...
He took off in the States and landed in Rotherham. There's a statue of him near the Town Hall...
Not a lot of people know that...
He took off in the States and landed in Rotherham. There's a statue of him near the Town Hall...
Not a lot of people know that...
Edited by Silent1 on Sunday 30th May 23:52
mybrainhurts said:
TheCarpetCleaner said:
Silent1 said:
mybrainhurts said:
This happened in 1960, MrMoonyMan...
He took off in the States and landed in Rotherham. There's a statue of him near the Town Hall...
Not a lot of people know that...
He took off in the States and landed in Rotherham. There's a statue of him near the Town Hall...
Not a lot of people know that...
Edited by Silent1 on Sunday 30th May 23:52
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VdSeDqU3EY&fea...
Explains it a little better! Personally i've never seen it before today, is "epic" worthy!
Explains it a little better! Personally i've never seen it before today, is "epic" worthy!
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