check out the full story behind Felix's incredible jump and Red Bull Stratos in a new documentary _'Space Jump'_ on Red Bull TV www.redbull.com/int-en/films/space-jump-stratos
@@djt-lex3962 4 days later? The jump featured in this video was completed in 2012. The jump that then broke the record set in 2012 was done in 2014. Where did you get the idea from that the record was broken again only 4 days later?
For those calling this fake because he did not catch fire upon entry, it is because his velocity was not nearly high enough to compress the air in front of him, which is what causes meteorites to generate their fiery shell. This man just fell from the upper atmosphere with a top speed of around 843.6 mph, whereas meteorites can often travel upwards of 90,000 mph with a much greater surface area.
Look this person has no clue , they got this from Jimmy Neutron Cartoon , so now let me tell you why he didn't burn from a guy with 7th grade education , don't be fooled that's great for Kentucky standards ! I think , But anyway they used them Hi temp plates they use on the shuttles and crafted them to go around this mans huge freaking balls and that shielded him when he re entered . simple lol
I still can't believe it's possible for a human to survive a fall from space like that. There was so much risk involved. This guy is thick skinned and balls of steel. For real.
Oh dear - it seems you haven't realised that the 'capsule' he has jumped from is suspended underneath a large helium balloon? He hasn't actually jumped from space as fraudulently claimed in the video. The reference to 'space' is a an excellent example of media misinformation.
For some reason everytime he says, "I'm coming home now", before he jumps I struggle to hold back tears and get very emotional. Amazing moment for humanity.
This is home; space looks very dark and scary. And yet Elon is taking us to Mars. I will definitely cry when they leave Mars and say, "We're coming home now."
The older gentleman ( now sadly passed) who was advisor on this jump is Joseph Kittinger who held the record for a staggering 53 years. Unbelievably his freefall from 102,000 feet made in 1960 lasted all this time, until 2012. This man should never, ever be forgotten if we are to celebrate these feats. And he did it alone. What a man to have on your team to break the record. Felix is incredible but Joseph was equally so. And such a cool calm dude
They are also good in creating an illusion for the viewer using good camera equipment. He never saw the curve of the earth, wasnt high enough. Fish lens are doing all that.
I watched this live and I will never forget the feeling of relief when Felix got his spin under control. Watching him set down on the ground was incredible.
he was only up 24 miles up and he seen the curvature of the earth. let me guess it was done by the same crew that filmed the moon landing. at 283 miles high you can see just Texas, New Mexico, and part of Oklahoma. go on google earth and go up 283 miles and see what you can see. Fake fake and fake.
I remember watching it too, the internet was struggling to keep up with all the viewers. I remember he kind of blacked out for a second with that spinning.
I just calculated and checked, he fell from 0:17 127852feet=39KM，while the definition of space is at least 100km from the sea level, so his start point was still not in space yet
The video title was misleading. It's also worth noting that any definition of where space begins has to be somewhat arbitrary since you can still find some air molecules far above the Kármán line at 100 km.
@@joshc4998 Terminal velocity is the balance between gravity and drag. Drag depends on the atmosphere. He jumped form the stratosphere (40km), so essentially from space. At this point, the terminal velocity is faster than the speed of sound, because there's not as much drag. But just like any object that falls down from space, at some point the atmosphere and increasing drag slowed him down again. Until he reached the point where he could use the parachute.
I watched this live when he jumped. I didn’t think he was going to make it when he started spinning. So thankful it turned out well. Thanks for sharing this.
Yes, it was a weekend and i had buddies come over and had some drinks and we watched this live. It felt special, kind of like watching the moon landing 😁 good times..
Same. I was 17 when this happened. My heart was racing watching him tumble, but when he landed it was a huge sigh of relief. Genuinely happy and excited for him.
He doesn't jump, never show his face up there, the jumper is dead thats why stop spinning, he jump after, The footage were was spinning never was on the live one, so fake
Massive props to Joe Kittinger on this one. The man held the record himself for ages, and then agreed to provide a huge amount of expertise and experience to this project so that Felix could break his own record. Absolute legend.
@Alexander Alfons This was a skydive from a helium balloon at an altitude of 39 km (24 miles) which is from the layer of the atmosphere known as the stratosphere. That's why this venture was officially known as Red Bull Stratos. Any reference to this jump being from space is incorrect. So just tell everyone again, what makes you think this skydive from a balloon never actually happened?
Caught this live by accident. Couldn't stop watching. Very intense moments when he started to "tumble" out of control and amazingly came out of it for safe landing. Great sportsmanship from former record holder !
@@TimWrightt What's truly unbelievable is that there's still people around dumb enough to think the earth is flat. Nothing about this video has anything to do with the shape of the earth. Man just wanted to fall fast, yet while you can clearly see he's in space by the sky going from black to blue all you can say is the camera shows a weird perspective. Yet it's easy to understand why they use this kind of lens to be able to get a larger view.
@@kamryn8408 Some people like yourself believe things without any proof, others require proof. Once you can prove the earth is a globe then you can pretend we're wrong.
@@jordanandreae8510 I touch grass everyday, kinda part of my job. Can one not be fascinated by a feat they witnessed? Also, I said "one of" not "the", so your reading comprehension skills could use a little work. Please go get some friends sir, maybe you won't be so miserable.
@ ah, but the 39 km of Red Bull is space? Because they called this marketing action „space jump“? Regardless what you call it. Red Bull still pretend they have the record with 39 km but this is just not true.
what nonsense. From a height of 30 km, he wants to show us the curvature of the earth? Look thousands of km through the atmosphere, where you can only see 30 to 200 km away. What nonsense!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@connyhartl1362 The sudden popularity of the flat Earth theory in 2015 is a CIA psyop designed to hide the fact that Earth is actually hollow. Well done for falling for it, you useful idiot. lol
@@kennygustavsson9531 Exactly. What he did was amazing, but he was never in space. If he was in space, he would have been orbiting Earth instead of falling toward the ground.
@@knowwhatimeme All who works in NASA, also knows, EARTH IS A CLOSED SYSTEM, NOBODY CANNOT LEAVE EARTH, THERE IS NOWHERE TO GO. They all know it, yet willingly deceive. + they are in the masonry club.
I watched this in a hotel room in San Jose, CA, staring at the television, watching while his suit inched toward the darkness. Thanks for this memory. Bravo, Felix.
When he fell to his knees, that was all that he needed to say. No matter what language you speak, every human on earth can translate what that meant. Folks, the emotional moment literally brought him to his knees. At the end of the day, *some moments are better appreciated without words.*
@@katherinpenamonteverde1286 that only occurs if he was in orbit He was actually in the stratosphere which isn't zero G space (but it's still really super high) So no he wouldn't fall on his knees because his body would be adjusting to Earth's gravity like the astronauts in the ISS He would fall on his knees because of the massive balls it took him to that insane stunt
This was one of the most exciting things I'd ever watched in my 67 years. I just sat glued to my television the entire time. What an amazing thing to witness.
@@4Mikes4Mindset4 Don't expect them to replace the reference to 'space', with 'stratosphere'. The Red Bull PR department isn't actually interested in presenting facts in their videos.
@@puppieskittens9984 Regardless of the distorted appearance of the earth in the footage which has been caused by the wide-angle lens used in the cameras, this doesn't change the fact that the earth is a spherical planet, right PK?
I literally said “rest in peace Joe” to myself when the vid ended. It was a phenomenal achievement for Felix and likewise poetic for Joe to have assumed the “jump seat” role as mentor etc. Supremely choreographed!
For me skijumping is crazy as what. I tried to watch this live but as soon as Felix was standing on those small steps I went out for a long walk just hoping Felix is OK. Literally mind-blowing stuff..
I surprised myself. I got through the entire video. I did gasp a little when he initially jumped, but the vertical spin is what I got me. Then again, I used to Ski Jump/Ski Race and I've Sky Dived, but NOT from over 100,000+ feet. I mean, that's INCREDIBLE. 😯
Saw it live--really the most incredible thing I have ever seen. I am a former skydiver--my brother taught it--and died from it--but still I love the sport, love that Felix did this, and that my brother died doing what he loved.
Damn I'm sorry to hear that about your brother. It's definitely dangerous but fun. But dangerous. 🫤 But hey, not all of Us get a chance to ever do it. It's an experience to be sure.
@@brianwhite9339 I assume a regular rocket is too heavy for any sized balloon or it would have to be ridiculously large. Felix's little spaceship up was tiny and I assume light
I remember watching this live around 11 am or noon when I worked with special needs kids. We ordered pizza and were watching it and I was able to convey to them how cool this was. And they loved it and loved the moment. And I don't know if it was me that said we should pray but I remember we prayed for having the food and being able to share this moment with each other
I took a day of from work to watch this happen live. And I remember that day vividly! The hours in the baloon was nice and calm. When the door opened, i got butterflies and eyes glued to the screen. When he jumped I was so exited!!! And when the spinning occurred, I was praying and rooting for Felix. And the loud cheer and screams that came, when he manage to take controll of the spin was pure happiness. Well done to Felox, the whole team and RedBull for making this possible 💙❤ what an achievement!!! 👏 👏 👏
Such an awesome experience to watch this live! I was in college and we had a bunch of people over watching it in my room. Everything changed when that door opened and you could see how high up he really was. Such an awesome video!
I hope you explained to your physics students that this skydive was from a helium balloon and that it wasn't actually from space as incorrectly referenced in the video by the uploader?
He's made every adrenaline junkie on this planet cry in envy. I can just imagine how many people would want to do this. That looked incredible. Glad he lived to talk about it. 👍❤
t is He who made the sun a shining light and the moon a derived light and determined for it phases - that you may know the number of years and account [of time]. Allāh has not created this except in truth. He details the signs for a people who know.
Incredible people do incredible works. Not only his physical fitness, but his mental preparation and technical pre-works made this stunt an achievement! 💯
Agreed. The only reason mankind was able to expand is that many before them took risks that nobody else would. Many call them crazy. As a modern example the Oceangate sub. I 100% would have went on that if offered. I ride a motorcycle every day, I know I could be taken out in a flash and have had many close calls. I enjoy it, I would rather live and loose than sit in my rocking chair telling my grandchildren that the secret to living old is to be terrified of living.
i remember watching this live in elementary with my class! still crazy watching it back all these years later! thanks felix and redbull for this incredible moment 🤘🏼🔥
I flew Joe Kittinger on a military “incentive flight” in 2005. I remember briefing him on the ejection seat - only to then remember that he had a whole lot more ejection seat experience than I did! The difference between Joe’s experience with high altitude diving and Felix’s is that with Joe, his diving was with the intent purpose of studying and developing high altitude escape systems for astronauts whereas Felix was merely there to set a record.
@@poojibear6 I spent the entire day with Joe! I remember he had a beaten up, two-toned Rolex GMT master with the yellow and brown bezel and dial. He had quite a career and life’s story!
@@pags44 What other type of parachute would you expect him to use ? And what's this about sheep - why would skydiving from an altitude of 24 miles be so unbelievable ? Others have accomplished similar jumps before him and after him.
@@pags44 If you knew anything about physics, you would have realized that going through the atmosphere slowed him down plenty enough to open this "normal parachute" safely.
This is SO COOL!!!! ❤ breaking the sound barrier, going thru g forces, staying alive thru it all, that's insane mad props Felix! Way to go Red Bull for making this happen
Gotta remember- The speed of sound is relative to air density. In the extremely thin air of the outer surface of the atmosphere, sound travels much more slowly, so the sound barrier might happen between 150 to 200 mph. At sea level, under standard day conditions, the sound barrier is around 760 mph.
Such an incredible jump. And his team was incredible. The guy who was basically like the ground control, commander guy, the older gentleman, glasses it’s even more special when you realize who he is.
@@drachenmarkeah. I don’t really care who or what did it first. This isn’t about politics, globalism, Hollywood or whatever you are going to blame this on. This is about showing humans that they are capable of anything they put their minds to.
I used to say I was scared of heights, then I realized i was just scared of falling.. then I went skydiving and I realized I love falling but I'm scared of heights lol
@@majortom4543 First off, go learn your own beliefs. Theoretically, yes you can. Second, then why do you people claim you can see ships sail over the curve? Third, then you tell me what the point of using fisheye lens is for this.
@@TimWrightt use your own advice and go google about the topic before coming like a smartas. Even the ISS cant see earth as a sphere. They are too close.
@@TimWrightt You can post as many comments as you like, but it still doesn't change the FACT that the earth is a spherical planet. I bet you're dumb enough too, that you actually think that the moon creates its own light? Yeah, thought so. LOL. 🤣
Saw this live in 2012, and damn, when Felix went into that spin I was standing up and screaming at my screen *_"COME ON FELIX, YOU CAN DO IT! STOP THAT SPIN!"_* and when he finally came out of it I realized my heart had been racing so fast and beating so hard that I had to sit down because I felt like I was gonna faint any second. When he landed I was screaming again, this time out of happiness and pride - even though I don't know Felix at all it felt like I had been with him the entire way down, and I felt so proud of him for making it. It was a *great* experience. Something I'll never forget. And I'm *so* happy that I caught the live broadcast!
what nonsense. From a height of 30 km, he wants to show us the curvature of the earth? Look thousands of km through the atmosphere, where you can only see 30 to 200 km away. What nonsense!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who’s here on the 12th anniversary? I remember watching this when I was 13, in middle school science class. Now, I’m 25, and still unable to wrap my head around how this was possible.
I watched this happen live, and it was insane!! Even just watching him made me so nervous, especially when he started spinning like that while free falling. It was crazy, my friends and I all cheered when he landed. Felix is a badass!
@@JasonMalypeople like you and the rest of the conspiracy/flat earth/ antivax nutjobs in these comments let me know we are all doomed. Gj. Giving you people the internet was the biggest mistake of human history. You're in an echo chamber.
I had the amazingly good fortune to be able to watch it live that day. I **STILL** feel an internal unease every time I see a replay of his initial release from the capsule! But I don't want to turn away because of that first person camera view of the Earth!! Breathtaking in our abilities we humans are-- when we aren't trying to slaughter each other. I pray our wisdom soon catches up to our abilities. I so deeply desire a world for my children and grandchildren to be heralding news of more accomplishments by those like Felix than of atrocities by acolytes of evil. Thank you Felix for the courage to take yet another great leap for all humanity!!
"First person camera view of the Earth", huh? You mean 'planet New Mexico' - that ridiculous spherical ILLUSION created by the barrel distortion of the fisheye lenses being used? Our world is NOT a spinning ball in "space". There are ZERO observable, repeatable, measurable, verifiable experiments IN HUMAN HISTORY that have EVER proven our world's supposed curvature OR its motion. NONE. Not one!
I was in college at the time of this. Our professor showed us this and he told us that what we were seeing was unbelievable really. I look back on that and now realize how just unbelievable this truly is.
This was the first thing I ever watched live online. For me it sits in that place where the moon landings probably sat for previous generations. Thanks for the ride Felix, I'll never forget it!
...too bad it's all bullshit. He is using a fisheye lens, it's low-earth orbit, it's a bullshit fall from really high so they can fake the curve of the earth. you can see the curve shifting and undulating as the camera shifts.
My mate (Nish Bruce) ex 2 Para, ex SAS, ex AAC, ex Jim Davidsons bodyguard, was due to do this YEARS before Baumgartner. He was sponsored by the Guinness family. A book of his life was in the making. A Soviet capsule was to be used to transport him to the relevent height. He was space suit trained and was all ready to go. Due to certain factors, his mental health failed just before the attempt. He died before the attempt. RIP Nish.
This so unbelievable that I’m still trying to mentally process it! Wow!!! 😱🤯 I’m in awe of people who can risk their lives to prove that something that looks impossible IS possible. Why didn’t I know about this sooner?!? An out-of-this world CONGRATULATIONS to Felix Baumgartner & the entire team that helped him achieve this tremendous feat!👏🏻🎉👨🏼🚀
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You know I am very annoyed. I don't believe this was fake. But why ON EARTH did these people use a fish eye lens. I'm sure the producers thought "It will make the earth seem rounder and that will be more dramatic cause it looks like we're high up". I am not a flat earther, but you can clearly see the curve you see in the video is from the fish eye lens. Without it, the horizon would appear flat (see 1:42 at 0.25 times speed, the horizon becomes straight and then even curves up) BECAUSE they are not high enough to see the curvature of the earth.
love how the fisheye lens make earth look like a sphere and the green screen for space was done very well also love how the whole earth is land mass when supposedly 70% of earths surface is water
@@jdvlanka265 bruh do your research. If you think it's not space, outer space and space is different. And he did not burn because he was not in outer space. Where he jumped the stratosphere is just above troposphere where we live.
@@jdvlanka265 I love that there is someone using their brain here. The fact that people think this is real is kind of laughable. "I once was lost, but now I'm found, was blind, but now I see..." Convid woke me from my slumber....oh how I do not miss blue pill days.
I come back to this two or three times a year when I need a little reminder of what we are all capable of. “I wish you could see, what I can see. Sometimes you have to get up really high, to remember how small you are. I’m coming home now.”
i was really fortunate to be able to not only watch it live, but i was able to follow the journey up to the time of the stunt. The documentation of this whole thing was exhilarating from the planning phaeses, to the safe landing. Felix and his team are legends.
Then you are aware that they covered up his passing-out during the spin on the way down. Yeah? I watched it live, and he passed out, you could hear him pass out, and the guy on the radio called to him over and over, they were getting frantic. And then you could hear Felix's breathing change and he woke up and pulled his chute real early because he was freaked out. You can't find the full video anywhere, but they put out a lot of videos claiming to be the FULL VIDEO, when none of them really are.
That is a one in a century experience for someone to free fall from space and from that height. You have to be prepared physically, emotionally and spiritually which honestly impresses me with how well Felix handled it. He has no fear.
He didn't jump from space, but from 39 km altitude in the _stratosphere._ The capsule he jumped from was brought up there by a large helium balloon which is visible at 0:18.
@@jacobpeters5458 According to the most common definition, space starts at 100 km, also known as the _Kármán line._ In reality, the atmosphere just gets thinner and thinner with altitude without any sharp boundary to space. Even the International Space Station at 400 km encounters enough air molecules to gradually to slow it down, explaining why it needs to be re-boosted by its thrusters to a higher orbit several times per year.
Sorry to bust your bobble but no one has lived to tell a story of falling from space, that is because it's impossible to do! No one can come close to achieving such a fleet! Beside, in order to enter space, you have to cross the Carmen Line, which= space. They had it set up like someone was really in space, when in actually he was on earth. Ha ha 😅
check out the full story behind Felix's incredible jump and Red Bull Stratos in a new documentary _'Space Jump'_ on Red Bull TV
www.redbull.com/int-en/films/space-jump-stratos
and 4 days later he lost his world record to another guy who jumped even higher 🤣
Artificial intelligence is taking over
@@djt-lex3962 4 days later?
The jump featured in this video was completed in 2012.
The jump that then broke the record set in 2012 was done in 2014.
Where did you get the idea from that the record was broken again only 4 days later?
Why was a fish eye lens used when Felix jumped?
Why is there no stars?
For those calling this fake because he did not catch fire upon entry, it is because his velocity was not nearly high enough to compress the air in front of him, which is what causes meteorites to generate their fiery shell. This man just fell from the upper atmosphere with a top speed of around 843.6 mph, whereas meteorites can often travel upwards of 90,000 mph with a much greater surface area.
Thank you I was wondering this
Perfectly explained 😊😊
He also was still in the stratosphere, for him to catch on fire, he would have to be much much higher, at least 2 million feet
they are calling it fake because they just want to deny everything... and because they have no clue as you just said
Look this person has no clue , they got this from Jimmy Neutron Cartoon , so now let me tell you why he didn't burn from a guy with 7th grade education , don't be fooled that's great for Kentucky standards ! I think , But anyway they used them Hi temp plates they use on the shuttles and crafted them to go around this mans huge freaking balls and that shielded him when he re entered . simple lol
I still can't believe it's possible for a human to survive a fall from space like that. There was so much risk involved. This guy is thick skinned and balls of steel. For real.
Oh dear - it seems you haven't realised that the 'capsule' he has jumped from is suspended underneath a large helium balloon?
He hasn't actually jumped from space as fraudulently claimed in the video.
The reference to 'space' is a an excellent example of media misinformation.
Ong you couldn’t pay me enough
Whole lot of cgi. Can’t believe everything just because it’s on tv
@@arctee4631 where you there ?
@@arctee4631 Can be real but that's not "space".
That one unemployed friend on a Tuesday:
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lmao yeah
thats js dark man
So true I always do the craziest stuff on tuesdays when I was unemployed.
@@TravellerZasha 😂 so now you're not doing it right! Or you still..
For some reason everytime he says, "I'm coming home now", before he jumps I struggle to hold back tears and get very emotional. Amazing moment for humanity.
This is home; space looks very dark and scary. And yet Elon is taking us to Mars. I will definitely cry when they leave Mars and say, "We're coming home now."
The older gentleman ( now sadly passed) who was advisor on this jump is Joseph Kittinger who held the record for a staggering 53 years. Unbelievably his freefall from 102,000 feet made in 1960 lasted all this time, until 2012. This man should never, ever be forgotten if we are to celebrate these feats. And he did it alone. What a man to have on your team to break the record. Felix is incredible but Joseph was equally so. And such a cool calm dude
Yes ❤
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I love that Red Bull has invested so much into displaying the most extreme limits of human achievement
Fish eye lens was used to deceive the people that the earth is a ball.
All to advertise a mid beverage
@@sharptoaster2142 it’s the best energy drink tbh
They are also good in creating an illusion for the viewer using good camera equipment. He never saw the curve of the earth, wasnt high enough. Fish lens are doing all that.
Pagahahahahaha. A few Months later an almost untrained dude repeated this even higher. You are a fool to Fall for Red Bullshit
A human breaking the sound barrier is overwhelming. Felix you did an amazing job.
thanks Koolbear
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agree with you Koolbear
@@4N5H_ hi
@@MB66_ And I know you and Koolbear.
I watched this live and held my breath when you started to spin. It really was incredible, and it felt like science fiction coming alive!
I saw this jump before going to work.
I didn't care if I was late or not.
What a great milestone to see Felix broke that world record.
А с какого города именно ты видел его прыжок, и откуда именно Феликс стартовал?
Just curious...When you saw this man before trudging off to work
@@SwedeProofThis jump was broadcast live, I remember getting home from a night shift and staying up to watch it. Worth it.
Anyone can break record
Were you late?
can’t believe it happened over 10years ago 😳 feels like it was yesterday 😮
time flies almost as fast as Felix 😅
@@redbull it's more like falling with style!
Truth bro. I remember watching this live. It was unreal. Hands down the best RedBull event to date.
@@redbull 1:43 in this shot the earth is concave, can you explain that, Mr Redbull? here too: 3:11
Exactly couldn’t be 10yrs shyt time is flying by
My absolute respect. You dropped faster than sound. You earned your wings. Incredible.
I'm sure he is RIGHT HERE ON THIS VERY SOCIAL MEDIA COMMENTS THREAD absorbing every bit of your narcicism, lol.
@@Atomwaffen-y3s you don't know what narcissism means
Hey man, glad you survived this! Proud of you for such an achievement. Congratulations ❤
"At this moment it's not about breaking record anymore .. it's about survival" this part Hits hard
Fish eye lens was used to deceive the people that the earth is a ball.
He should have stayed at home and not jump from space if he cares for his life
@@birb. worst comment on the web!
Well, his record quickly got beaten. I dont understand why people still worship this austrian right-winged id*ot.
How did he land up?????
Man : I hate my life
Redbull : You're hired
You seem to be under the delusion that the skydiver had a death-wish?
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Excelente comentario. !!!
@@sailorman8668he just joking u fool
"We'de like you to promote our product called RedBull- that's Latin for "Heart Attack In A Can."
I watched this live and I will never forget the feeling of relief when Felix got his spin under control. Watching him set down on the ground was incredible.
he was only up 24 miles up and he seen the curvature of the earth. let me guess it was done by the same crew that filmed the moon landing. at 283 miles high you can see just Texas, New Mexico, and part of Oklahoma. go on google earth and go up 283 miles and see what you can see. Fake fake and fake.
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@@djams8799unnecessary
I remember watching it too, the internet was struggling to keep up with all the viewers. I remember he kind of blacked out for a second with that spinning.
I just calculated and checked, he fell from 0:17 127852feet=39KM，while the definition of space is at least 100km from the sea level, so his start point was still not in space yet
There is no actual definition of where space begins; it's arbitrary.
The Karman Line is simply a commonly used altitude.
The video title was misleading.
It's also worth noting that any definition of where space begins has to be somewhat arbitrary since you can still find some air molecules far above the Kármán line at 100 km.
The *sound* when he broke the SOUND barrier gave me chills.
1:06
The scary part is the fact that a human did that. Wouldnt he feel that?
@@joshc4998 Terminal velocity exists because of air resistance, in space where he was there is little to no air resistance.
I'll s called sound effects
@@joshc4998 Terminal velocity is the balance between gravity and drag. Drag depends on the atmosphere. He jumped form the stratosphere (40km), so essentially from space. At this point, the terminal velocity is faster than the speed of sound, because there's not as much drag. But just like any object that falls down from space, at some point the atmosphere and increasing drag slowed him down again. Until he reached the point where he could use the parachute.
I watched this live when he jumped. I didn’t think he was going to make it when he started spinning. So thankful it turned out well. Thanks for sharing this.
Yes, it was a weekend and i had buddies come over and had some drinks and we watched this live. It felt special, kind of like watching the moon landing 😁 good times..
Same. I was 17 when this happened. My heart was racing watching him tumble, but when he landed it was a huge sigh of relief. Genuinely happy and excited for him.
watched this live on my 21st bday, me and my buddies thought he was a goner as well when he was spinning like that
Its a fake, look closer its bull.
He doesn't jump, never show his face up there, the jumper is dead thats why stop spinning, he jump after, The footage were was spinning never was on the live one, so fake
Massive props to Joe Kittinger on this one. The man held the record himself for ages, and then agreed to provide a huge amount of expertise and experience to this project so that Felix could break his own record. Absolute legend.
Is your pfp that Gojira album cover
@@NorthdraculaMagma
I don't know how Colonel Joe was ever able to fit into the tiny cockpit of a fighter jet, given those massive balls of his. 😀
To all the Red Bull team, the missions you accomplish, it's unreal. 🤯
the fact he broke the sound barrier is insane, that must have helped scientists a lot with how much information he gave with that one dive.
kubrick would be proud
I remember watching it live. Mind-blowing stuff. Well done Felix.
thanks MP
@@redbull why do you put out this obvious propaganda? we can see the fisheye lens, low-earth orbit =/= outer space, this is all bs.
most Red Bull videos are mind blowing hahahaha
@Alexander Alfons This was a skydive from a helium balloon at an altitude of 39 km (24 miles) which is from the layer of the atmosphere known as the stratosphere.
That's why this venture was officially known as Red Bull Stratos.
Any reference to this jump being from space is incorrect.
So just tell everyone again, what makes you think this skydive from a balloon never actually happened?
Were you mind-blown by that fish-eye lens too?
Caught this live by accident.
Couldn't stop watching.
Very intense moments when he started to "tumble" out of control and amazingly came out of it for safe landing.
Great sportsmanship from former record holder !
That sound wen he breaks the sound barrier reminds me of man of steel
I remember watching this live as well. Seems like just yesterday
Remember watching this live in 2012 as a kid, thought it was the coolest thing ever
Redbull be doing anything BUT drinks. 💀
I mean if you want to market the drink any more you might as well market Kratingdaeng (the original, less sweet Thai version) to the west.
Actually Red bull don't produce the drinks. They just label generic ones with their brand.
Just thinking that. And your comment deserves more likes!
@@Mikke-Gthats total bullshit lol
THey literally make drinks
I remember watching this. Wow it's been a decade already? The bravery and the mindset to do this stunt is unbelievable. Mad respect Felix.
but in this shot the earth is concave: 1:43 ... so maybe it truly is UNEBELIEVABLE
@@TimWrightt What's truly unbelievable is that there's still people around dumb enough to think the earth is flat.
Nothing about this video has anything to do with the shape of the earth.
Man just wanted to fall fast, yet while you can clearly see he's in space by the sky going from black to blue all you can say is the camera shows a weird perspective.
Yet it's easy to understand why they use this kind of lens to be able to get a larger view.
@@TimWrightt i thought flat earthers truly didn’t exist, i guess some people are just built diff lmao
@@kamryn8408 Some people like yourself believe things without any proof, others require proof. Once you can prove the earth is a globe then you can pretend we're wrong.
@@TimWrightt there are many things that prove the earth isnt flat lmao… have you ever been to school?
Watching this live was one of the most insane moments I've witnessed in my life. Absolutely astounding feat.
really?
@@raajrawa7350 hell yeah dude! Man jumped from space! Of course the broadcast was delayed in case of any faults but it was still quite suspenseful!
Sir plz go outside and touch grass. Most insane moment of your life jesus.
@@jordanandreae8510 I touch grass everyday, kinda part of my job. Can one not be fascinated by a feat they witnessed? Also, I said "one of" not "the", so your reading comprehension skills could use a little work. Please go get some friends sir, maybe you won't be so miserable.
How t f he not fall in sea or ocean😱🤔
Absolutely mind boggling. THE BEST REDBULL VIDEO. You are insane and will live in history!
I love that Red Bull has continue to be at the forefront of new discoveries and innovations.
2014, Alan Eustace jumped from 41 km without support from Red Bull.
@@19iason19 41 km is NOT space tho
@ ah, but the 39 km of Red Bull is space? Because they called this marketing action „space jump“?
Regardless what you call it. Red Bull still pretend they have the record with 39 km but this is just not true.
I remember this so well in 2012 and I've watched every second of it. I was a child back then but it was absolutely amazing to see this live.
Same, everyone talked about it in school lol
I watched it live. I was 52.
There's just no doubt about it, Felix did one of the most insane things a human has ever done. Watched the video so many times and it always amazes me
what nonsense. From a height of 30 km, he wants to show us the curvature of the earth? Look thousands of km through the atmosphere, where you can only see 30 to 200 km away. What nonsense!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@connyhartl1362🤡
@@connyhartl1362 The sudden popularity of the flat Earth theory in 2015 is a CIA psyop designed to hide the fact that Earth is actually hollow. Well done for falling for it, you useful idiot. lol
He did a parachute jump. Agreed, higher than the rest but still it was just a parachute jump. He was never in space
@@kennygustavsson9531 Exactly. What he did was amazing, but he was never in space. If he was in space, he would have been orbiting Earth instead of falling toward the ground.
No one on earth can come close to calling that guy a coward. He will go down in history as a brave man. Period
The part where he salutes and says im going home now before he jumps is so badass
That guy’s got balls of steel. No way I’d ever do that! 😂
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Either way he was going to be correct, earth to earth and all that.
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No matter how many times I watch this over the years... it still gives me high anxiety
It’s fake
@@Tony2Times-jn1jq It's not, but thanks for playing.
This is one of those moments that if you witnessed it live, you'll never forget this for the rest of your life. BALLS OF STEEL!!
And I bet they were really screwed on tight.
True Absolutely
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actually i kinda forgot about it till i watched this video
It doesn't take balls, you have to be a fool!
Anyone here in November 2024?😊
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i remember watching this in 5th grade, now that i’m older i realized how insane this guy is. major balls
It's insane seeing how huge planet New Mexico is 😂
@@knowwhatimeme All who works in NASA, also knows, EARTH IS A CLOSED SYSTEM, NOBODY CANNOT LEAVE EARTH, THERE IS NOWHERE TO GO. They all know it, yet willingly deceive.
+ they are in the masonry club.
you would only see white people doing this🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@knowwhatimeme❤
he used a parachute. this other guy jumped out of a plane without a parachute, now that is major balls.
The blood thru the eyeballs....cant believe he was thinking that at that moment. Insane
Huh???
Yeah. People like him and astronauts, especially the FIRST astronauts, are special people. Mental strength like you can’t imagine.
It's a lie. The Earth is Flat. That picture is from a Fisheye lens.
@@jjstratford also the first pilot, especially fighter pilots who felt extreme g-force
I actually just didn’t know what he was talking about
I jumped from C 130's in the Army. I totally respect and admire this man.
Salute!
I jumped from the 5 meters in pool, i totally respect too
I jumped 2 cm on my bed! Huge respect!
@@Worst_Infamous i jumped from 10 meters into an pool try that out .
I agree 👍
All the way brother!
Happy to say I watched this live. Witnessed history
Cool
I watched this in a hotel room in San Jose, CA, staring at the television, watching while his suit inched toward the darkness. Thanks for this memory. Bravo, Felix.
They proved that red bull gives you wings. 💸
Red Bull also Gives You Balls of Titanium.
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Jesus loves you so much ❤️
@@L17_8 ❤️❤️
@@L17_8kon hai ye tera jesus be
@@L17_8can you just shut up stop spamming
When he fell to his knees, that was all that he needed to say. No matter what language you speak, every human on earth can translate what that meant. Folks, the emotional moment literally brought him to his knees. At the end of the day, *some moments are better appreciated without words.*
I would fall to my knees and thank God!!!
I think because he enetered to the gravity of earth and couldn't walk since he was up there
Being able to do that after the jump is a miracle in itself
I loveee this!!! So we'll said!
@@katherinpenamonteverde1286 that only occurs if he was in orbit
He was actually in the stratosphere which isn't zero G space (but it's still really super high)
So no he wouldn't fall on his knees because his body would be adjusting to Earth's gravity like the astronauts in the ISS
He would fall on his knees because of the massive balls it took him to that insane stunt
This was one of the most exciting things I'd ever watched in my 67 years. I just sat glued to my television the entire time. What an amazing thing to witness.
thanks Mike 🙌
@@redbull Lies. Deceits. Treachery. Come clean. The truth shall set your soul free.
@@4Mikes4Mindset4 Don't expect them to replace the reference to 'space', with 'stratosphere'.
The Red Bull PR department isn't actually interested in presenting facts in their videos.
What an amazing fish eye lens shot of ghey space fakery
@@puppieskittens9984 Regardless of the distorted appearance of the earth in the footage which has been caused by the wide-angle lens used in the cameras, this doesn't change the fact that the earth is a spherical planet, right PK?
Saw it live. No doubt, coolest thing I’ve ever seen. Mesmerized. Can’t take my eyes off it
It was way, way cool. What still blows my mind is that I saw it live via satellite feed in Djibouti. What a small world in which we now live.
It’s fake lol smh damn you guys are slow
@@Tony2Times-jn1jqhow are you so sure? Im just curious
@@Tony2Times-jn1jq Go troll somewhere else.
Joe Kittinger, the original record holder and capcom for this jump just passed away at 94. RIP Joe.
At least he got to witness this record…
Rip
I literally said “rest in peace Joe” to myself when the vid ended.
It was a phenomenal achievement for Felix and likewise poetic for Joe to have assumed the “jump seat” role as mentor etc. Supremely choreographed!
And Joe did his jump to better the understanding of science for the Air Force and not just for publicity
Older generations saw the moon landing and the golden age of space shuttles. We saw this, and this alone was amazing experience to watch live.
The emotions still run high watching this even after all these years. Truly incredible 👏
For me skijumping is crazy as what. I tried to watch this live but as soon as Felix was standing on those small steps I went out for a long walk just hoping Felix is OK.
Literally mind-blowing stuff..
Aah coward!
I surprised myself. I got through the entire video. I did gasp a little when he initially jumped, but the vertical spin is what I got me. Then again, I used to Ski Jump/Ski Race and I've Sky Dived, but NOT from over 100,000+ feet. I mean, that's INCREDIBLE. 😯
Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle, I hope you become the one😊
You're talking about breaking through the class hierarchy, while this guy actually broke the sound barrier lmao
“I hate my life.”
Redbull : You’re hired.
Saw it live--really the most incredible thing I have ever seen. I am a former skydiver--my brother taught it--and died from it--but still I love the sport, love that Felix did this, and that my brother died doing what he loved.
Damn I'm sorry to hear that about your brother. It's definitely dangerous but fun. But dangerous. 🫤 But hey, not all of Us get a chance to ever do it. It's an experience to be sure.
Wow. Very touching story. I can relate to you having lost my only brother. Did your brother have a accident?
@@DiehardSportsCardCollector I'm sorry to hear that. My brother died skydiving. he was a professional skydiver--equip malfunction. Thank you.
@@DiehardSportsCardCollector Why not use this balloon to launch spacecraft? It could save fuel!!
@@brianwhite9339 I assume a regular rocket is too heavy for any sized balloon or it would have to be ridiculously large. Felix's little spaceship up was tiny and I assume light
I remember watching this live around 11 am or noon when I worked with special needs kids. We ordered pizza and were watching it and I was able to convey to them how cool this was. And they loved it and loved the moment. And I don't know if it was me that said we should pray but I remember we prayed for having the food and being able to share this moment with each other
That quite... Wholesome
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That’s beautiful bro God loves u fr 💯
So sweet
I took a day of from work to watch this happen live. And I remember that day vividly! The hours in the baloon was nice and calm. When the door opened, i got butterflies and eyes glued to the screen. When he jumped I was so exited!!! And when the spinning occurred, I was praying and rooting for Felix. And the loud cheer and screams that came, when he manage to take controll of the spin was pure happiness.
Well done to Felox, the whole team and RedBull for making this possible 💙❤ what an achievement!!! 👏 👏 👏
so awesome that you can remember it so vividly ❤️ thank you for all the support, we really appreciate it
Such an awesome experience to watch this live! I was in college and we had a bunch of people over watching it in my room. Everything changed when that door opened and you could see how high up he really was. Such an awesome video!
Did you actually think he saw the curvature of the earth?
@@josephdale69 at that height he would of been able to yes
Red Bull gives you angel wings
I used your jump in my physics classes. The kids were blown away! The guts to just step off?? Still gives me goosebumps!!
I hope you explained to your physics students that this skydive was from a helium balloon and that it wasn't actually from space as incorrectly referenced in the video by the uploader?
He's made every adrenaline junkie on this planet cry in envy. I can just imagine how many people would want to do this. That looked incredible. Glad he lived to talk about it. 👍❤
O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous -
t is He who made the sun a shining light and the moon a derived light and determined for it phases - that you may know the number of years and account [of time]. Allāh has not created this except in truth. He details the signs for a people who know.
No one asked@@samsammohmed-c1z
@@samsammohmed-c1z 🤔 😉 🤣
I would
This guy will never be excited from a roller coaster or Indy racecar or anything on earth. This is next level!
Yeah it's out of this world.
@@thekingandi1705 HA, i see what you did there you sneaky sneak sneak
@@fallen6060 Guffaw
Some people still believe earth is not round huh?
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Bro took “Redbull gives you wings” to the next level 💀
edit: yo thx for the likes
This aint Even level anymore This is a Whole new dimension!
Alliens wound't even have to land. They can send soldiers from space.
@@coldstar5600random-
Red Bull posted this video😂
Redbull gives you hellium ball
Incredible people do incredible works. Not only his physical fitness, but his mental preparation and technical pre-works made this stunt an achievement! 💯
Agreed. The only reason mankind was able to expand is that many before them took risks that nobody else would. Many call them crazy. As a modern example the Oceangate sub. I 100% would have went on that if offered. I ride a motorcycle every day, I know I could be taken out in a flash and have had many close calls. I enjoy it, I would rather live and loose than sit in my rocking chair telling my grandchildren that the secret to living old is to be terrified of living.
i remember watching this live in elementary with my class! still crazy watching it back all these years later! thanks felix and redbull for this incredible moment 🤘🏼🔥
red bull gives you wings!
I flew Joe Kittinger on a military “incentive flight” in 2005. I remember briefing him on the ejection seat - only to then remember that he had a whole lot more ejection seat experience than I did!
The difference between Joe’s experience with high altitude diving and Felix’s is that with Joe, his diving was with the intent purpose of studying and developing high altitude escape systems for astronauts whereas Felix was merely there to set a record.
how come I'm the only one to notice this comment?
@@poojibear6 I spent the entire day with Joe! I remember he had a beaten up, two-toned Rolex GMT master with the yellow and brown bezel and dial. He had quite a career and life’s story!
The fact you could hear him breaking the sound barrier is absolutely mind boggling
Edit: holy crap guys calm down stop fighting 💀💀
@@pags44 What other type of parachute would you expect him to use ? And what's this about sheep - why would skydiving from an altitude of 24 miles be so unbelievable ? Others have accomplished similar jumps before him and after him.
@@pags44 If you knew anything about physics, you would have realized that going through the atmosphere slowed him down plenty enough to open this "normal parachute" safely.
@@mezlay2 😄🤣😂😆 thanks for the laugh
@@wrenengels7435 at that speed, every bone in his body would break. Keep believing sheep.
@@pags44 Oh, yeah ? 🤔 from what exactly ?
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This is SO COOL!!!! ❤ breaking the sound barrier, going thru g forces, staying alive thru it all, that's insane mad props Felix! Way to go Red Bull for making this happen
Gotta remember-
The speed of sound is relative to air density. In the extremely thin air of the outer surface of the atmosphere, sound travels much more slowly, so the sound barrier might happen between 150 to 200 mph. At sea level, under standard day conditions, the sound barrier is around 760 mph.
*Bro is a crazy man he deserves a sub 😅*
Such an incredible jump. And his team was incredible. The guy who was basically like the ground control, commander guy, the older gentleman, glasses it’s even more special when you realize who he is.
Who is he?
@@Serotonin2024 he is him
@@Serotonin2024 I think the previous WR holder for this.
Put a couple tears in my eye. Absolutely beautiful. People can do anything! What humans are capable of truly astonishes me.
It was originally done 55 years earlier....we must really need a win.
@@drachenmarkeah. I don’t really care who or what did it first. This isn’t about politics, globalism, Hollywood or whatever you are going to blame this on. This is about showing humans that they are capable of anything they put their minds to.
Yes. The bullshit they are capable of. Its fake. Look closer.
I'm not comfortable at all with heights, this guy has nerves of steel. So impressive !
@@Mohamed_Tapl yes
What I would have passed out why before even going up! Wow! He must not fear height’s!!! Amazing!!
*balls*
I used to say I was scared of heights, then I realized i was just scared of falling.. then I went skydiving and I realized I love falling but I'm scared of heights lol
he has ball of steel ma homie wtf
I was 15 when this happened. I remember watching it on TV with my mom and stepdad. Its crazy to think this was 12 years ago now.
even a decade later, i still get goosebumps watching him flying!!!
I know everything falls at the same rate, but damn, you can't help to think Felix fell quicker due to his enormous balls.
@@jimdennis2451 Looks like you have a fascination with testicles.
This was insane. He is an incredibly brave person, kudos
@@TimWrightt We found a flerf!
@@TimWrightt Yeah, in his altitude you cant see it like that.
@@majortom4543 First off, go learn your own beliefs. Theoretically, yes you can. Second, then why do you people claim you can see ships sail over the curve? Third, then you tell me what the point of using fisheye lens is for this.
@@TimWrightt use your own advice and go google about the topic before coming like a smartas. Even the ISS cant see earth as a sphere. They are too close.
@@TimWrightt You can post as many comments as you like, but it still doesn't change the FACT that the earth is a spherical planet.
I bet you're dumb enough too, that you actually think that the moon creates its own light?
Yeah, thought so.
LOL. 🤣
Saw this live in 2012, and damn, when Felix went into that spin I was standing up and screaming at my screen *_"COME ON FELIX, YOU CAN DO IT! STOP THAT SPIN!"_* and when he finally came out of it I realized my heart had been racing so fast and beating so hard that I had to sit down because I felt like I was gonna faint any second. When he landed I was screaming again, this time out of happiness and pride - even though I don't know Felix at all it felt like I had been with him the entire way down, and I felt so proud of him for making it. It was a *great* experience. Something I'll never forget. And I'm *so* happy that I caught the live broadcast!
I watched this live 4 years ago.
@@DS-nv2nit was 11 years ago ..
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what nonsense. From a height of 30 km, he wants to show us the curvature of the earth? Look thousands of km through the atmosphere, where you can only see 30 to 200 km away. What nonsense!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@connyhartl1362🤔🤔
Who’s here on the 12th anniversary? I remember watching this when I was 13, in middle school science class. Now, I’m 25, and still unable to wrap my head around how this was possible.
I watched this happen live, and it was insane!! Even just watching him made me so nervous, especially when he started spinning like that while free falling. It was crazy, my friends and I all cheered when he landed. Felix is a badass!
You watched nothing
@@JasonMalypeople like you and the rest of the conspiracy/flat earth/ antivax nutjobs in these comments let me know we are all doomed. Gj. Giving you people the internet was the biggest mistake of human history. You're in an echo chamber.
I had the amazingly good fortune to be able to watch it live that day. I **STILL** feel an internal unease every time I see a replay of his initial release from the capsule! But I don't want to turn away because of that first person camera view of the Earth!! Breathtaking in our abilities we humans are-- when we aren't trying to slaughter each other. I pray our wisdom soon catches up to our abilities. I so deeply desire a world for my children and grandchildren to be heralding news of more accomplishments by those like Felix than of atrocities by acolytes of evil.
Thank you Felix for the courage to take yet another great leap for all humanity!!
"First person camera view of the Earth", huh? You mean 'planet New Mexico' - that ridiculous spherical ILLUSION created by the barrel distortion of the fisheye lenses being used? Our world is NOT a spinning ball in "space". There are ZERO observable, repeatable, measurable, verifiable experiments IN HUMAN HISTORY that have EVER proven our world's supposed curvature OR its motion. NONE. Not one!
Red Bull gives you wings💀
red bull exec, "put these on"
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Hi
I have just one word for this:
INSANE
Still can't believe it's possible to survive that. But he obviously did. What a legend
What aspect of this skydive did you think was hard for him to survive?
I was in college at the time of this. Our professor showed us this and he told us that what we were seeing was unbelievable really. I look back on that and now realize how just unbelievable this truly is.
This was the most badass thing ever done by a human.
A firefighter going into a burning building to save a life is badass.
No it isn't.
Get a grip
not as good as this@@cremebrulee4759
I wonder how far above the earth the gravitational forces begin to take effect?
Red Bull has set the bar very high for extreme sports. Salute Felix.
hello
you are so brave.and thank you with this video
This is truly the most crazy thing I've ever seen in my 32 years. Great job Felix!
Just out of interest, where do you think he's actually jumped from?
@@sailorman8668 a capsule suspended from an air balloon..
Its fake stupid
This was the first thing I ever watched live online. For me it sits in that place where the moon landings probably sat for previous generations. Thanks for the ride Felix, I'll never forget it!
high praise, thanks so much for all the memories 🙌
I was thinking this exactly, might be the first thing I have watched online as well. Can't believe it's been 10 years already
...too bad it's all bullshit. He is using a fisheye lens, it's low-earth orbit, it's a bullshit fall from really high so they can fake the curve of the earth. you can see the curve shifting and undulating as the camera shifts.
Moon landings were fake
100%! Well said - same for me!
I'll never forget this moment, or this man's name. Such an amazing thing to witness.
I watched this jump live. It was absolutely phenomenal
My mate (Nish Bruce) ex 2 Para, ex SAS, ex AAC, ex Jim Davidsons bodyguard, was due to do this YEARS before Baumgartner. He was sponsored by the Guinness family. A book of his life was in the making. A Soviet capsule was to be used to transport him to the relevent height. He was space suit trained and was all ready to go. Due to certain factors, his mental health failed just before the attempt. He died before the attempt. RIP Nish.
The jump was abandoned because he went nuts and attempted to end the life of his girlfriend, then took his own life by jumping without a parachute.
This so unbelievable that I’m still trying to mentally process it! Wow!!! 😱🤯
I’m in awe of people who can risk their lives to prove that something that looks impossible IS possible. Why didn’t I know about this sooner?!?
An out-of-this world CONGRATULATIONS to Felix Baumgartner & the entire team that helped him achieve this tremendous feat!👏🏻🎉👨🏼🚀
Just out of interest, where do you think he's actually jumped from?
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@@sailorman8668 he jumped from a balloon
You know I am very annoyed. I don't believe this was fake. But why ON EARTH did these people use a fish eye lens. I'm sure the producers thought "It will make the earth seem rounder and that will be more dramatic cause it looks like we're high up". I am not a flat earther, but you can clearly see the curve you see in the video is from the fish eye lens. Without it, the horizon would appear flat (see 1:42 at 0.25 times speed, the horizon becomes straight and then even curves up) BECAUSE they are not high enough to see the curvature of the earth.
love how the fisheye lens make earth look like a sphere and the green screen for space was done very well also love how the whole earth is land mass when supposedly 70% of earths surface is water
Every now & then, I think of this video. It blows my mind. So inspiring & incredible.
And fake
@@jdvlanka265 bruh do your research. If you think it's not space, outer space and space is different. And he did not burn because he was not in outer space. Where he jumped the stratosphere is just above troposphere where we live.
@@jdvlanka265 I love that there is someone using their brain here. The fact that people think this is real is kind of laughable. "I once was lost, but now I'm found, was blind, but now I see..." Convid woke me from my slumber....oh how I do not miss blue pill days.
@@jdvlanka265 found a flerfer trash
I come back to this two or three times a year when I need a little reminder of what we are all capable of. “I wish you could see, what I can see. Sometimes you have to get up really high, to remember how small you are. I’m coming home now.”
Imagine being an alien and seeing a human spinning around and falling from space
Did you not see the helium balloon in the footage, then one he's jumped from?
Just so you know, a helium balloon can't leave the earth's atmosphere.
i was really fortunate to be able to not only watch it live, but i was able to follow the journey up to the time of the stunt. The documentation of this whole thing was exhilarating from the planning phaeses, to the safe landing. Felix and his team are legends.
Then you are aware that they covered up his passing-out during the spin on the way down. Yeah? I watched it live, and he passed out, you could hear him pass out, and the guy on the radio called to him over and over, they were getting frantic. And then you could hear Felix's breathing change and he woke up and pulled his chute real early because he was freaked out. You can't find the full video anywhere, but they put out a lot of videos claiming to be the FULL VIDEO, when none of them really are.
That is a one in a century experience for someone to free fall from space and from that height. You have to be prepared physically, emotionally and spiritually which honestly impresses me with how well Felix handled it. He has no fear.
He didn't jump from space, but from 39 km altitude in the _stratosphere._
The capsule he jumped from was brought up there by a large helium balloon which is visible at 0:18.
@@fromnorway643 ok so space (which starts after 115,000 feet which is 34km)
@@jacobpeters5458
According to the most common definition, space starts at 100 km, also known as the _Kármán line._
In reality, the atmosphere just gets thinner and thinner with altitude without any sharp boundary to space. Even the International Space Station at 400 km encounters enough air molecules to gradually to slow it down, explaining why it needs to be re-boosted by its thrusters to a higher orbit several times per year.
Sorry to bust your bobble but no one has lived to tell a story of falling from space, that is because it's impossible to do! No one can come close to achieving such a fleet! Beside, in order to enter space, you have to cross the Carmen Line, which= space. They had it set up like someone was really in space, when in actually he was on earth. Ha ha 😅
It wasn't from space, just really high up, but I get your point
Still gives me goosebumps! Watched it live at a hotel in BCN and will not forget that day! Thx RB for pushing the Limits!
... and some others went above just a little bit later.
RedBull gave him WINGSSSSS🌴🔥
Anyone from April 2024
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This is fake the earth is flat
Helo
Hi bro
What’s good
I will never, ever understand this mindset. Just amazing.
Some people legit just love the feeling of extreme adrenaline rushes.
Correct. You never will. Way beyond your basic intellect.
@@Atomwaffen-y3s Show us how superior your intellect is bro.
This is absolutely insane! I remember when my friends talked about this over 6 years ago. Felix is a legend!