Space Diving
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I think this will be a possibility with in 15 years.
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well they would have to make the suit to withstand the reentry proces that would other wise burn him up right,so they would need to make a million dollar suit that can keep u cool for 120mph decent and the 4k mph decent in middle orbit to small orbit to atmosphere,they could totally make the suit,i dont think the suit is where there having troubles.
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that was great, well done.
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1:13 - 3855km/h ? yes she will burn.. :D
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It doesn't look like an orbital flight so you aren't re-entering at the 17,000 mph of say the apollo program of the shuttle. If it's a sub orbital I expect you would use a couple of drogue shoots to slow you down then you fall back to earth at 1 G and will reach the terminal velocity of a regular skydiver.
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you can also land on a different country :P
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@peterlaveus no she wouldnt it has a special suit that lacks holes or tears to allow hot gasses to get in but she would be pretty hot
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The fact is quite simple. It would consist of a one pice jumpsuit. The gloves and helmet would come off. Next is the drouge chute and stabalizing rockets in the gloves and backpack. The suit would be coated in a special poly-resin to resist heat. It has to be a jumpsuit that has no rips or tears or hot would get i and kill you. The helmet visor would be coated in quarts crystals or another heat resisting object. At 3,000 feet the main chute would deploy. So thats how!
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@prcowboy3486 I think it has more to do with the fact that people would only get to the upper stratosphere. There are two more layers of atmosphere after that before you can officially declare spaceflight.
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@Machigli wrap your self in tin foil
how would you survive re-entry?
Machigli 1 year ago 21
Thumbs up if you saw this on Adult Swim.
FurryHusky 3 months ago 12