Space Dive

[cancerman50]

Aren't any of you thnking why last time it was 19 miles. Go any higher and you'll burn up on the way down.

[brandonb1944]

Everyone who watched this my name is Brandon Ball I hope in a year you will hear my name a lot more I'm am going to attempt this except 30 miles high I'm looking for sponsors all that is stomping me is the lack of finace if in 1 is intreated please contact me I need a suit this your chance to be famous to

[FishBowl911]

@brandonb1944 Sure, i'll pitch in a few dollars to buy you a nice bodybag :)

[l0ltoe]

hahaha like hell youl do it but if you did or are for sure youll do it then i know of people who'd sponser you

[Ecua010]

did you theese yet?

[MW2GAMER1231000]

Um... duh you would burn through the atmosphere if you do that and die!!

[dairbourne]

Load a KACK mate seeins beleivin

[dairbourne]

Load a shite

[bannerman87]

Enough talk! Lets see your world record attempt then or is it just that...Talk?

[anjalrealm11]

well i wanna do it someday man !!!

[NinjaChicken831]

What the fuck is this shit? I wanted to see a video of the WHOLE free fall. Not you saying you are going to jump from that height...

[eliottttt]

So what's going on?? 2008?? Why wasn't this 26 mile jump attempted yet?

[thriller920]

900 mph lies terminal velocity of a human is 120 no matter what

[SpaceDive2008]

@thriller920 as I am sure you know terminal velocity is determined by the friction created by the atmosphere acting against the pull of gravity. So if you travel higher into the atmosphere the thickness of the atmosphere is decreased and therefore higher speeds are achieved.

[arhoptt]

@SpaceDive2008 No man, gravity has a pulling force of 9.8ms per second. the air is never thin enough to move at 900 mph, that's a blatant fabrication

[Moonbasebellybutton]

@arhoptt Oh really? Just out of curiosity what is the air pressure at 102,000 asl?

[assman12354]

@Moonbasebellybutton .5, i think

[mitchskates85]

@SpaceDive2008 Yep you'd be surprised at the even pro sky divers thinking that 'terminal velocity' is the 200km per hour or whatever it is. Its only that slow cause you are falling through a relatively viscous fluid that is air. Terminal velocity through water is much slower again.

[mike19831115]

@SpaceDive2008 thank you for answering that. Some people just speak without the knowledge to back up what they are saying. Thriller is so slow that his terminal velocity is 10MPH

[wwedirector13]

@SpaceDive2008 what is this song's name?

[Peachhead87]

@thriller920 he was also carrying 100+ pounds of equipment so he's gonna fall faster

[great1986nate1]

@thriller920 it depends on how much weight there is......in the case of joseph kittinger, his body weight was doubled....so he fell faster there are alot of things that can help him hit 900 seings how mach 1 is 730 is mph

[ondamountain]

you can fall at 900 mph because of how little air is holding you back at those altitudes. air becomes more dense the closer to the ground you are making it harder to fall through. when your that high, there is very little air so theres really nothing holding you back.

[xXxmarryjanexXx420]

lol good luck getting that high with no Oxy

[Macauley1514]

wait wouldn't the atmosphere burn up his suit then him unless he wasnt juping from space but the stratosphere which is 50km up or maybe the mesosphere which is 85km up (i sound like a nerd or whatever) but then it wouldnt really be zero pressure there would be over a ton of it.

just saying.

[assman12354]

@Macauley1514 i didn't see that anyone answered your question so i will try, this may not be correct, but as best as i can understand it it is, the kittenger jump was still in the stratosphere,, in the upper reaches of it, as i understand it less about 5% of the atmosphere is there, and that 5% is spread out throughout the rest of the atmosphere all the way to the exosphere, so as i understand it, he won't burn up because there is still enough atmosphere around him to not cause the giantchanges

[leavethesniffalone]

horseshit ....

back felix and Joe the legend

[philosoful]

No oxygen? Wouldn't that be impossible?

[SpaceDive2008]

@philosoful I guess so but I will be using a space suit to solve that issue

[SpaceDive2008]

The music is O Fortuna from Carmina Burana

[Victorpumper]

Nice video!!! What's the name of music