esta filmacion la vi en un documental de discovery channel, cuando pasaban documentales serios, y me acuerdo que casi me pongo a llorar por el coraje que demuestra este hombre, increible filmacion vale oro!
This Kittinger vid is from Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy, even though he didn't land in water.
As for the musical track, Clint Mansell - "Together We Will Live Forever" from "The Fountain" soundtrack. Not sure where the incorporation of the vocals came from.
its not space, obviously, its still in our atmosphere since the law of gravity still applies, but its close to the edge. He must have had an amazing view!
:-D That's hilarious. I've got this image in my head now of aliens seeing it and saying to each other "Well, we were going to make contact and give them free clean energy, the cure to all diseases, and material they could build a space elevator with. But.....F*** that!!! These f*er's are NUTS!!!! Let's go somewhere else."
What the crap was that @the end?! Joey didn't land in the ocean. He landed in the desert (AZ or NM, I don't remember which). This video isn't accurate. There's a great book "The Pre-Astronauts" (Naval Press) for those who are interested.
He took off from Tularosa, NM and landed somewhere just outside of Tularosa. The surfing part at the end is because this is a music video for Dayvan Cowboy, a Boards of Canada song.
This is actually the video for "dayvan cowboy" from boards of canada... someone just changed the music. Of course most of the footage is original, only not the part when he falls on water.
I'm trying to figure out which part of this guy's brain must be missing. You've got to have a few screws loose to jump out of a balloon at the edge of space.
People talk and talk about how they have the BIGGEST balls. I bet none of them could do the same thing this man did. Joseph W. Kittinger has the Will and the Balls.
Thanks for the video, but I think the music should be something along BALLS OF STELL rather than "weep for the magnificent and mysterious achievements of humanity"...
"Pressurization for his right glove malfunctioned... and his right hand swelled"
I would have thought that would affect his entire body (ie, killed him). Was his pressurized suit compartmentalized? If so, into how many sections? And also, if this is indeed the case, is it still done with today's astronautic suits?
@franzken Not only that his glove ripped. At that altitude blood boils at body temperature. His hand swelled to twice it's normal size. Also experienced -100 degrees celcius wind chill but he didn't abort the mission.
btw this video is intercut, obviously, with someone else who didn't jump from 240k feet, but probably from one of his earlier jumps, as he did at least 3 above 200k feet.
Above which no other man has dived. But he must have gone with someone else on one of the earlier dives to capture some of the 100k-200k footage.
Joesf is a hero, a pioneer, one of the last on this planet, and a bloody good pilot.
Still alive, lets give our blessing and thanks to him.
Joe's highest jump was from 102.8k feet (102,800 ft). None were above 200k feet. Even the world record for highest altitude obtained by an unmanned balloon is only 170k feet. Not sure where you're getting your info from.
he did not die from this, why does everyone think that??? after this jump he became an F-4D fighter pilot in the Vietnam war and also served 11 months in the "Hanoi Hilton" POW camp
One- the music is Clint Mansell from The Fountain, which is an amazing film and score.
Second- his suit did have a malfunction and he took a calculated risk by not telling control for fear of losing his chance to jump. His hand was swollen to twice its normal size and had no movement with it.
Did you seriously rip off the Boards of Canada video and cut out the surfing bit?
Because originally, Kittinger landed in the desert. That bit in the end with somebody falling into the ocean is exclusive to the Boards of Canada video.
You might wanna think twice before mouthing off. This is actually a promotional video for Dayvan Cowboy, a song from the band Boards of Canada. They used the footage of Joe Kittinger's jump, and added some extra stuff to the end.
FYI, this isn't the actual song Dayvan Cowboy. The person that uploaded this video changed the song.
really cool i heard there was a small tear in his suit near his foot and cause there was less air pressure up there his foot became twice the normal size once he landed
guys imagin, this man is living he is living life, even though it's a job, he is doing somethin no one could normaly do. i think this is the meaning of living life!
yeah, I just have a serious fear of heights and falling, as well as astrophobia, so honestly I think I would have had a heart attack and died by the time I was ready to even step out of that balloon
and I would rather give my life than do this, lol. I have the utmost respect for this man, and the bravery and awesomeness of his achievement, but I couldn't imagine anything more terrifying. I nearly get sick just watching the video.
LOL, actually when he jumped he didn't know if he was falling as there was no feel or sound of air rushing passed. So for a couple of seconds he thought he might be floating away....then he looked up and saw how fast he was going away from the ballon, only then did he know he was actually falling.
look Kev don't put your hangups on me man..if Kittinger wouldn't have bailed he could of gone much higher you dig?..a balloon with gas jets and steering will get me on the moon in 3 weeks tops..
I've been curious about this jump ever since I saw the BoC video for Dayvan Cowboy years ago. It looked old but it also seemed like something impossible, so it has a very surreal feeling. So amazing how he spins as he falls and you can see the curve of the earth, almost like he might miss and fly off into space. It must have been the thrill of a lifetime.
No, the camera was attached to the gondola, and the gondola fell when the balloon burst (probably around 130k feet). There was a parachute on the gondola, so it could safely land at about 10-15 mph. They tracked it, found it, and obtained the footage.
As for the film of him falling, I think that it is attached to his drogue chute.
The song is "Together we will live forever" by Clint Mansell. It is from the official soundtrack of the film, The Fountain. It's an amazing soundtrack.
This makes no sense he was in the bottom of the mesosphere he should have burned up and he also would have been frozen when he reached the bottom of the tropsphere because it gets colder as you go down
A meteor would have a much higher speed and when reaching earth's atmosphere it would suddenly meet friction in the form of air. Given the velocity the air would compress and heat up.
When he jumped he was still within the atmosphere where there is air (albeit thin at that level) and so instead of deaccelerating he actually accelerated until the air got thick enough to slow him down.
he was already in the atmosphere ~ in the very thin air...
meteors burn as they are going extremely fast (thousands of miles per hour) , and then hit the atmosphere causing burnup. He started from stationery, and was already in the air
That is incredible. I am shocked he went through clouds though. One of my friends has his skydiving license and says that is one of the big rules...Then again, Mr. Kittinger is awesome, so he probably doesn't have rules ;)
To me, it'd be a surreal loneliness. It'd be to see the brink of space at your fingertips, but the pull of earth's safety on you at the same time, is something I can only dream of.
Like you partisans, I would trade anything for the chance.
Actually he reached speeds of 614 mph. The speed of sound is about 340 mph. He can achieve such speeds because of the thin atmosphere. As he got closer to earth, he probably slowed down.
Speed of sound is roughly 300mph. He reached 600 mph because of the very thin atmosphere up that high. The closer he went to the Earth, the more atmosphere he hit = slower speeds.
esta filmacion la vi en un documental de discovery channel, cuando pasaban documentales serios, y me acuerdo que casi me pongo a llorar por el coraje que demuestra este hombre, increible filmacion vale oro!
diabolusgtp 1 month ago
Talking with God!!!!
Orfeus2009 2 months ago
This Kittinger vid is from Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy, even though he didn't land in water.
As for the musical track, Clint Mansell - "Together We Will Live Forever" from "The Fountain" soundtrack. Not sure where the incorporation of the vocals came from.
bucketofpower 5 months ago
Can anyone tell me the name of the song and artist? So I can download it on iTunes?
TheCam152 6 months ago
i want to do this. if anyone wants to help message me, funds are limited, but if i can jump at anytime it shouldnt be a problem right?
11karg 6 months ago
Imagine if he jumped and just stayed suspended because he waited too long? How much would that have sucked lol
Sandro495 6 months ago
I've been looking for this song for a long time, thank you for uploading it again. I thought I'd lost it forever. Respek.
TheChainsawSound 7 months ago
god that would have been cool
aj1986917 7 months ago
No, he didnt land in the water!!
RtZ10 8 months ago
I like how dude jumped ONTO the earth.
ArkansasFresh 9 months ago
Love the song. Can you reupload. Link is expired again.
ryjoph89 10 months ago
@ryjoph89 updated link under description
cheatman06 10 months ago
@cheatman06 Perfect. Link works great now. Thank you!!
ryjoph89 10 months ago
GUYVERRRRRRRRRRRRRR.
METAL1ON 10 months ago
I'd like to do that jump any time..!!!!
Bummelz 11 months ago
I'd like to do that jump any time..!!!!
Bummelz 11 months ago
damn he's basically like in outer space
thehuntman47 1 year ago
Kittinger: I Can see my house from here! :D
Canizarezqw 1 year ago
Lol its not in the space its in the stratosphere
DieFieseQualle 1 year ago
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MrHysterious 10 months ago
its not space, obviously, its still in our atmosphere since the law of gravity still applies, but its close to the edge. He must have had an amazing view!
Thunderbird766 1 year ago
pensava q ele ia morre kkkk
MrYangomes 1 year ago
I think this is the song my parents picked when we put our dog down...jeebus.
GO JOE!!....leave this song at 103k feet.
JKthestud 1 year ago
I bet even the aliens watching him jump thought WTF.
DreamsCatcher101 1 year ago
@DreamsCatcher101
:-D That's hilarious. I've got this image in my head now of aliens seeing it and saying to each other "Well, we were going to make contact and give them free clean energy, the cure to all diseases, and material they could build a space elevator with. But.....F*** that!!! These f*er's are NUTS!!!! Let's go somewhere else."
digitalcrypt 1 year ago
I would cry if i was him. and i never cry.
he got balls of steel
Ironandtheshizzelz 1 year ago
For some reason this reminds me of Halo 3 ODST guys dropping from space into earth
SuperOriginalGuy 1 year ago
he was in the edge of earth :o
Mindux518 1 year ago
to legit to quit??
soccerpla6969 1 year ago
hes the bravest man on earth
sebbe1203 1 year ago
Somthings wrong whit this vid.... Kittinger landed in the dessert not in the ocean.
MVT7100 1 year ago
@MVT7100
That's because this is a video for the Boards of Canada song "Dayvan Cowboy".
norman4lyf 1 year ago
the download link is not working! or is it just me?
bazzefaszom 1 year ago
Watch this video wile listening to white zombie blood milk and sky, its fucking AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SuperSoulAssasin 1 year ago
What the crap was that @the end?! Joey didn't land in the ocean. He landed in the desert (AZ or NM, I don't remember which). This video isn't accurate. There's a great book "The Pre-Astronauts" (Naval Press) for those who are interested.
neomuttley 1 year ago
@neomuttley
He took off from Tularosa, NM and landed somewhere just outside of Tularosa. The surfing part at the end is because this is a music video for Dayvan Cowboy, a Boards of Canada song.
norman4lyf 1 year ago
went to highschool with his niece. She looks a lot like him lol.
jesdavid7 1 year ago
my dad was 8 years old when this happend man long time
caboose250 1 year ago
Wow i would like 2 try that :)
stenudden 1 year ago
this takes balls to do because im scared of heights!
crazyaznpower12 1 year ago
This is actually the video for "dayvan cowboy" from boards of canada... someone just changed the music. Of course most of the footage is original, only not the part when he falls on water.
rmmartins133 1 year ago
He should have done something that would actually benefit the world.
MrFaggot626 1 year ago
"Lord, take care of me now." - Joseph Kittinger (Jumping from the balloon gondola Excelsior III at 102,800 feet)
deltagearinc 1 year ago
I'm trying to figure out which part of this guy's brain must be missing. You've got to have a few screws loose to jump out of a balloon at the edge of space.
terramar111 1 year ago
Beautiful music. Goes so good with the video. THe singer kind of sounds like Antony Hegarty from Anthony and the Johnsons.
Canuckboy123 1 year ago
People talk and talk about how they have the BIGGEST balls. I bet none of them could do the same thing this man did. Joseph W. Kittinger has the Will and the Balls.
1xxXM3X1CAN0Xxx4 1 year ago
THIS DUDE RULES HES AN ICON 2 EVERYBODY
yamman64 1 year ago
Damn
Tree0rnament 1 year ago
Thanks for the video, but I think the music should be something along BALLS OF STELL rather than "weep for the magnificent and mysterious achievements of humanity"...
Abonodor 1 year ago
"Pressurization for his right glove malfunctioned... and his right hand swelled"
I would have thought that would affect his entire body (ie, killed him). Was his pressurized suit compartmentalized? If so, into how many sections? And also, if this is indeed the case, is it still done with today's astronautic suits?
TroyOi 1 year ago
Astonishing.
Morelchile 1 year ago
Man kill me, theres no way I could do that!
CharlesStudios 1 year ago
For me, the scariest part of that whole experience would be landing in the water with all that gear strapped to me.
boiledelephant 1 year ago
Awesome. Love the music too. Any way you could re-upload it to Z-share? The link expired...
Also, sounds kinda like Patrick Watson doing the vocals.
Apoc897 1 year ago
@Apoc897 i put in a new link
cheatman06 1 year ago
@cheatman06
Thanks bro. +1000 internets to you.
Apoc897 1 year ago
wonderful!!
dcHeeyA 1 year ago
in his 100,000' jump didn't he land in New Mexico? Where he took off out of?
superguy6486 1 year ago
In my eyes he is the greatest (aeronautic) explorer of all time. This is really a "big leap for mankind"
RBPlissken 2 years ago
how can a man have enought guts to jump from space to the earth that i do not know.. RESPECT!
franzken 2 years ago 23
@franzken Not only that his glove ripped. At that altitude blood boils at body temperature. His hand swelled to twice it's normal size. Also experienced -100 degrees celcius wind chill but he didn't abort the mission.
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Orfeus2009 2 years ago
btw this video is intercut, obviously, with someone else who didn't jump from 240k feet, but probably from one of his earlier jumps, as he did at least 3 above 200k feet.
Above which no other man has dived. But he must have gone with someone else on one of the earlier dives to capture some of the 100k-200k footage.
Joesf is a hero, a pioneer, one of the last on this planet, and a bloody good pilot.
Still alive, lets give our blessing and thanks to him.
Cloress1 2 years ago
Cloress:
Joe's highest jump was from 102.8k feet (102,800 ft). None were above 200k feet. Even the world record for highest altitude obtained by an unmanned balloon is only 170k feet. Not sure where you're getting your info from.
norman4lyf 2 years ago
His first jump was from 76,400 ft.
His second was from 74,700 ft.
His most famous, record breaking jump was from 102,800 ft.
In "k", that would be:
76.4k feet
74.7k feet
102.8k feet
200k feet would be 200,000 feet...an altitude never reached by any balloon.
norman4lyf 2 years ago
stunning.
most beautifull vid i've probably ever seen!
must be such a great feeling falling just in space having that view...
janeinachkeinplan 2 years ago 4
he did not die from this, why does everyone think that??? after this jump he became an F-4D fighter pilot in the Vietnam war and also served 11 months in the "Hanoi Hilton" POW camp
Eirik36 2 years ago
I wish i could live that experience even if i would die...
Orfeus2009 2 years ago 3
One- the music is Clint Mansell from The Fountain, which is an amazing film and score.
Second- his suit did have a malfunction and he took a calculated risk by not telling control for fear of losing his chance to jump. His hand was swollen to twice its normal size and had no movement with it.
jgammel25 2 years ago
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he didnt really have a choice if he didnt jump he would die
anarionthemighty 2 years ago
just think, if you decided you didnt want to do it, or there was something wrong with your suit, you couldnt back down....
ryan1111111555555555 2 years ago
Music: Clint Mansell - Together We Will Live Forever
obserwator224 2 years ago
something beautiful
8pablos8 2 years ago 2
Did you seriously rip off the Boards of Canada video and cut out the surfing bit?
Because originally, Kittinger landed in the desert. That bit in the end with somebody falling into the ocean is exclusive to the Boards of Canada video.
scoota111 2 years ago 5
This dude has balls of steel.
Omegashadowyoshi 2 years ago 47
Boards of Canada!!!
This dude is right up there with Chuck Norris
Omegashadowyoshi 2 years ago 4
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That's not Boards of Canada (music). That's a half-rate crappy piano piece by some hack.
EnochLight 2 years ago
I know, what I was saying was that this footage was featured in a boards of canada video.
Omegashadowyoshi 2 years ago 2
superman?
ThjeshtLife 2 years ago 2
no it's a bird.
snekaren 2 years ago
wtf that landing is the wrong one
putango123 2 years ago 2
It looks awfully lonely way up there...but awfully beautiful too.
TV843 2 years ago 3
Joe Kittinger=god
Orfeus2009 2 years ago 3
HOLY SHIT 22gs this guy is my hero
youpube1011 2 years ago 3
It was uploaded on my birthday
smokinmonkey992 2 years ago
This dude landed on land not water.......the person who made this video is a dumb douche.
Hunkola 2 years ago
Hunkola:
You might wanna think twice before mouthing off. This is actually a promotional video for Dayvan Cowboy, a song from the band Boards of Canada. They used the footage of Joe Kittinger's jump, and added some extra stuff to the end.
FYI, this isn't the actual song Dayvan Cowboy. The person that uploaded this video changed the song.
normanforlife 2 years ago
really cool i heard there was a small tear in his suit near his foot and cause there was less air pressure up there his foot became twice the normal size once he landed
WeTnOoDlE26 2 years ago
Hello, I´m a little confused about the landing.
I recently watched a documentary report about that jump and there he landed in the desert, not in the sea.
Could it be that the landing-scene in this clip belongs to a different jump?
LL99LL 2 years ago
legendary, his records set from this jump are are still unbroken
goo5o 2 years ago 2
And here I though jumping from 10,000ft was intense, lol.
Phyrex999 2 years ago
Excellent video. If I remember correctly he didn't land in water but on land.
dmo530 2 years ago
hi reashed a speed off 780km/h this speed is super-spnic at that altitude
osbiliknin 2 years ago 2
what is name of song?
cupis997 2 years ago
The music fits perfectly...
pheaneasphreak77 2 years ago
crazy hahah
wwwunderground 2 years ago
amazing
popozuda749 2 years ago
guys imagin, this man is living he is living life, even though it's a job, he is doing somethin no one could normaly do. i think this is the meaning of living life!
ssrv3 2 years ago 3
what a shitty version of an awesomly incredible feat
DustyR101 2 years ago
yeah jump out without parachute would be even cooler. you would die falling xD
BazzTheBoss 2 years ago
this would have to be the ultimate experience ...i would give both nuts
lothy59 2 years ago 4
same. hard to imagine something this mind blowing was done almost 50 years ago.
ALoveEternal 2 years ago 3
I would jump too, at that altitude it'd be around -50 C, that is when he was actually in the atmosphere, cuz it seems he started outside of it heh
I'd give my left nut, if not both, to get the chance to try this myself :)
uglybastige 2 years ago 3
yeah, I just have a serious fear of heights and falling, as well as astrophobia, so honestly I think I would have had a heart attack and died by the time I was ready to even step out of that balloon
vmn5253 2 years ago
and I would rather give my life than do this, lol. I have the utmost respect for this man, and the bravery and awesomeness of his achievement, but I couldn't imagine anything more terrifying. I nearly get sick just watching the video.
vmn5253 2 years ago
Balls--huge massive, corageous balls.
cdevauld1982 2 years ago 2
But then you would sound terrible on the paid speech circuit talking about the jump.
Toastypie1 2 years ago
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by the way....gay music...we need some metal for this shit
tr763 2 years ago
wouldn't it be funny if he jumped out and then floated away to space lol. that should be a scene on sesame street
tr763 2 years ago
LOL, actually when he jumped he didn't know if he was falling as there was no feel or sound of air rushing passed. So for a couple of seconds he thought he might be floating away....then he looked up and saw how fast he was going away from the ballon, only then did he know he was actually falling.
timarulad 2 years ago 3
definition of pro, thats what this man is
WeTnOoDlE26 2 years ago
WOw Amazing i want to do that =]
JAH9495 2 years ago
look Kev don't put your hangups on me man..if Kittinger wouldn't have bailed he could of gone much higher you dig?..a balloon with gas jets and steering will get me on the moon in 3 weeks tops..
johnsmdm 2 years ago
its did you wetback!..listen, I'm taking a prototype balloon to the surface of the moon..don't try to stop me either man..
johnsmdm 2 years ago
im gonna stop you!!
viciousKev 2 years ago
do that guy died??
nuuskia2 2 years ago
nope. he lives to theese days
cupis997 2 years ago
Both of your spelling is atrocious.
thoughtcriminal1984 2 years ago
its youtube man, nobody is being graded, who cares if people make a typo right? fuck off
DurBanPoison420uh 2 years ago 2
An overly aggressive response to a mere observation. Interesting.
caqtv 2 years ago
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your fucking wierd.
DurBanPoison420uh 2 years ago
fragment. consider revising.
amit6199 2 years ago
lol
astronoman11 2 years ago
I've been curious about this jump ever since I saw the BoC video for Dayvan Cowboy years ago. It looked old but it also seemed like something impossible, so it has a very surreal feeling. So amazing how he spins as he falls and you can see the curve of the earth, almost like he might miss and fly off into space. It must have been the thrill of a lifetime.
AbbeyNormal 2 years ago
fuck i would do anything to do that
videogamer2772 2 years ago 3
lawlz, sweet
ZorackSwim420 2 years ago
I'd need a quart of Jack and 20cc of phenolbarbatol to do that.
harlequinir 3 years ago
how the fuck was this filmed???
buluthasser 3 years ago
He had a camera on his gondola, and one on his suit.
dumbtreeclimber 3 years ago
I don't understand, if their was a 1960 film camera on his gondola showing a shot of him jumping off, how did they obtain the video? Did it transmit?
alterbr33d 3 years ago
No, the camera was attached to the gondola, and the gondola fell when the balloon burst (probably around 130k feet). There was a parachute on the gondola, so it could safely land at about 10-15 mph. They tracked it, found it, and obtained the footage.
As for the film of him falling, I think that it is attached to his drogue chute.
dumbtreeclimber 3 years ago
1:23 so how did they filmed this?
ThjeshtLife 2 years ago
probably a camera under the ballon lookin down
WeTnOoDlE26 2 years ago
from the balloon?
edratliff 2 years ago
whats this song guys
ITSdancause 3 years ago
The song is "Together we will live forever" by Clint Mansell. It is from the official soundtrack of the film, The Fountain. It's an amazing soundtrack.
wergo22 3 years ago
awesome movie BTW
edratliff 2 years ago
This makes no sense he was in the bottom of the mesosphere he should have burned up and he also would have been frozen when he reached the bottom of the tropsphere because it gets colder as you go down
footbllman62 3 years ago
why didn't he burn up like a meteor or the space shuttle
johhny3m 3 years ago
He only reached the 3rd layer of the atmosphere, the 4th is where meteors burn.
lolpinkhair 3 years ago
A meteor would have a much higher speed and when reaching earth's atmosphere it would suddenly meet friction in the form of air. Given the velocity the air would compress and heat up.
When he jumped he was still within the atmosphere where there is air (albeit thin at that level) and so instead of deaccelerating he actually accelerated until the air got thick enough to slow him down.
indianen 3 years ago
he was already in the atmosphere ~ in the very thin air...
meteors burn as they are going extremely fast (thousands of miles per hour) , and then hit the atmosphere causing burnup. He started from stationery, and was already in the air
777cc777 2 years ago 2
das kut.. lig je opeens in t water :P
erikzxc 3 years ago
The speed of sound is 340 m/s or 767 mph...not 300 mph
ftroopDLO 3 years ago
This is correct at sea level, but the speed of sound decrease as altitude increase due to the density of air changing.
Jools508 3 years ago 2
That is incredible. I am shocked he went through clouds though. One of my friends has his skydiving license and says that is one of the big rules...Then again, Mr. Kittinger is awesome, so he probably doesn't have rules ;)
gtg008q 3 years ago
No rules for heroes
IrishLincoln 3 years ago 2
This is the most amazing thing I've ever watched. I wonder how alone you feel that high up.
chadxinc 3 years ago
How alone? I wonder how alive you feel!
I'd trade my life in a cubicle in a heartbeat to be able to do something so amazing and beautiful. Damn!
thepartisans 3 years ago
To me, it'd be a surreal loneliness. It'd be to see the brink of space at your fingertips, but the pull of earth's safety on you at the same time, is something I can only dream of.
Like you partisans, I would trade anything for the chance.
Hythine 3 years ago 3
I second that
damn indeed!
davifernandeslima01 3 years ago
and i heard this guy while falling he broke the sound baryer
ninjanova15 3 years ago
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impossible. there is such a thing as terminal velocity
strjupiter14 3 years ago
Actually he reached speeds of 614 mph. The speed of sound is about 340 mph. He can achieve such speeds because of the thin atmosphere. As he got closer to earth, he probably slowed down.
R3venton 3 years ago
Speed of sound is roughly 300mph. He reached 600 mph because of the very thin atmosphere up that high. The closer he went to the Earth, the more atmosphere he hit = slower speeds.
Krnballerzzz 3 years ago
you idiot, the speed of sound can be broken by military jets...
TheMysteryWaffle 3 years ago
NO HE BROKE THE SPEED OF LIGHT TOO
Gihaal 3 years ago 9
he broke the speed of sound. the speed of sound is about 340 m/s (that's metres per second). That's 760 miles per hour.
strjupiter14, you were probably thinking of the speed of light, not the speed of sound.
Daltonist 3 years ago
its kinda sad sence he was the first one in space while someone else took the spotlight
ninjanova15 3 years ago
I'm speechless
stigmaweb 3 years ago
Awesome. Thanks man!
Trankuility 3 years ago
Great video and audio. Where can I get that song? Can't find anything doing a searh on an unreleased song for The Fountain soundtrack.
Trankuility 3 years ago
put a link to it in the description.
cheatman06 3 years ago
So I wanted to know more about this, the fall took just over thirteen minutes...
all I can say is wow
threepiecepete 3 years ago
What is that music /o\ its awesome
Deimos72 3 years ago
unreleased song from "The Fountain" soundtrack
cheatman06 3 years ago
wow this guy is the man and the music is awesome
glasseater90 3 years ago
cool video dude, well done
ExNihiloJimmy 3 years ago