Red Bull Stratos mission!!!! WATCH LIVE FEED! 120,000 foot jump

[JSP]

I dont know about you all, but I love stuff like this. LIVE FEED. Dont miss it!

Live Broadcast | Red Bull Stratos

He is going to jump from 120,000 feet!

 

[JSP]

Launching in under a minute.

 

[JSP]

OMG looks like they are almost losing the balloon!

 

[JSP]

Shit... Cancelled it. Too windy.

 

[RooKie]

Was so excited to watch. I really hope they try again tomorrow. Been waiting to watch this for a few months now.

 

[JSP]

Was so excited to watch. I really hope they try again tomorrow. Been waiting to watch this for a few months now.

Yeah, totally bummed about it. I will be keeping track and hope they try again tomorrow.

 

[danieljardim]

I guess redbull didn't give him wings.

 

[Rhinotjv]

Can't wait to see this!

 

[JT]

Damn I missed it all. had a flat this morning. FML

 

[JSP]

Damn I missed it all. had a flat this morning. FML

Car or bike? Sucks either way.

 

[JT]

Car or bike? Sucks either way.

my truck. I've just about had a flat ever week for that past month! WTF

If I get another flat in the next 6 months I will stop driving and quit my job and become a bum..... bums dont need tires.

Sorry venting here

 

[bleedinblue]

They are doing it in Roswell?

I can see it already "suicidal alien caught on video" its gonna make a few happy tourists for sure.

 

[JSP]

Looks like cancelled again today. Tomorrow not looking any better...

 

[bleedinblue]

I slept through highschool.I had to do a little reading lol.

"The Armstrong limit, often called Armstrong's line, is the altitude that produces an atmospheric pressure so low (0.0618 atmosphere) that water boils at the normal temperature of the human body: 37*°C (98.6*°F). It is named after Harry George Armstrong, who founded the U.S. Air Force’s Department of Space Medicine in 1947 at Randolph Field, Texas.[Note 1] Armstrong was the first to recognize this phenomenon, which occurs at an altitude beyond which humans absolutely cannot survive in an unpressurized environment.[1] The altitude is variously reported as being between 62,000–63,500 feet (18,900–19,350*meters or about 12*miles)"

Armstrong limit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Hellgate]

I saw an exhibit at NASA in Houston about 18 years ago about they American who was jumping. His compression suit was tan nylon, with a long "shoe string" lacing him in. They had him suit and some of gondolas he rode up in. I was stunned, very cool display.

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[Rhinotjv]

The jump is back on for sunday 6am MDT! Which is good cause I dont have to go to work and miss it.

 

[bleedinblue]

Bump, the next attemt is in a hour and fourty

 

[JSP]

I woke up and its 8 am here to see this shit on a SUNDAY!!!!


Lets do it.

 

[dart1963]

I woke up and its 8 am here to see this shit on a SUNDAY!!!!


Lets do it.

He's UP! ......

 

[JSP]

I have it plugged into my big screen so we are watching it BIG haha. Eben got Melissa out of bed to watch.