Well, it does of course. They have an exhaustive safety program and training and outside independent advice sought, before they OK a stunt with their name on it. Just one death because they didn't do due diligence . . . their entire brand is damaged. A brand worth 10.55 billion Euros last year mind you.
@@redbullHelp the kid study for his exams, who knows they might make a human particle accelerator when they grow up to help you with "impossible" stunts.
I witnessed this guy in 2012 his name is Felix Baumgartner. He jumped from the stratosphere 39 kilometers above Earth, which is still inside Earth's atmosphere but much higher than commercial planes fly. He wore a special pressurized suit and survived the fall, breaking the sound barrier in the process. ❤ a sight I would never forget in my lifetime
@@joseppedaia3673dude. Especially at the end ! You’ve clearly got your head in the sand about all of the adverse effects. Buyers regret springs to mind
I had the same thought... no mention of who he is?? I saw the capsule on display at the Air Force museum in 2014, and at the National Air and Space museum in 2018. It is honestly an impressive feat!
OK random dude on the internet, post your legendary, never to be performed again feat of skill for all the world to see, and then I'll take your comment seriously
Thank you, Felix. I am a skydiver, and one of my favorite days was every person stopping operations and crowding around a TV to watch this live. we all were inspired
I'd never dare, be possible or even survive this, so chapeau to Felix. About the balls, I'd rather jump out there than from a plane a bungee jump 😁 It's so high u can't really be afra7d anymore
Yeah, not only was it totally imagined, it was already done as just mentioned. On top of that, Joe helped with preparation and was in on the whole operation to help.
@@JoshuaTootell wow, thanks for the info mate. As in the video he says he did the highest skydive ever so i commented this Again thanks for the info brother...
I bloody watched that at home it was a glorious experience just to watch it from home 🏠 amazing flight amazing man but man I was scared when u went night night for a minute ❤ glad you done and achieved your 5 year dream 💭❤
@@VishnuMalyain that space we dont flout we fall and if you see someone flout in space its because the spaceship is fling super fast to one side and because the earth is round and it has a center of gravity it can not fall because the earth is round
Shaking hands with you at a Dutch GT3 race was epic. I believe you taught yourself to race in only a couple of days. And finished 2nd? Still have my signed hat on the wall. Im a fan Felix. You are a wonderful person as well. Thank you!
@@kingkazuma2239 Alan Eustace holds the record for the highest skydive in the world, jumping from 135,908 feet. Almost 10,000 feet higher than Felix Baumgartner.
Wow it’s been over 10 years. I remember watching this live too. Now I feel old. I miss those days when I was a teenager. Now I’m an adult and life just sucks
I think his statement at the end was actually a call for help and Redbull kidnapped him, actually kept him prisoner for 5 years while giving him nothing but their energy drink, and then finally released him once he was done.
I was about 14 or 15 when my father called my siblings and I to watch this event live from his laptop. I thought it was incredible for a man to do this, but I could never imagine the work put into this. It is nice to understand all these years later!
@@stevecoombes6061 Yes, the first time is the best isn't it? Nice to see someone bigging up Joseph Kittenger! Oh wait! You're talking about Baumgartner and being first aren't you? Oh dear, yet another example of the 'brains' of a RUclips commenter.
@@macman975 I was under the impression he was the first man to fly supersonic without any powered motion? Or is only one of his records counting? Stupid RUclips commenters indeed
@@stevecoombes6061 you think that comment showed bitterness? 😂 damn dude. Your perceptions are really broken. You were the one who added passive aggressiveness, judgement or condemnation. They just shared a plain fact without any prejudice or expression of emotion or judgement. The bitterness if your projection dude. And prejudice & glaring hypocrisy. Ridiculous to the point it's comical (& stupid). 😂
A weather balloon does not take you to space. he would have been about 35ish kilometers high, in order to jump from what we consider space he would have to have jumped from about 4.5 times the height he jumped from.
yeah, i was just thinking about that, since the karman line is 100 km above sea level. come to think about it, can a balloon actually work at that height?
@@SoulDelSol That is not how things work. a) The spectrum of satellites is wide. The record for the lowest satellite is 165 km, the ISS is at 400 km, geostationary satellites are more than 35000 km away from earth b) You don't "end up in orbit" because you are high. You need a sideway speed of 28000 km/h to stay in low earth orbit. That only works when a rocket accelerates you to that speed. If the rocket would just go straight up, it falls down.
for clarification : he is the most famous guy that jumped "from space", the first being Joe Kittinger, the highest being Alan Eustace. Baumgartner benefited Kittinger experience and Red Bull money, Eustace did not.
@@simonrano8072 Why make a reference to 'from space' when you could have actually specified that these jumps were in fact from within the stratosphere?
@@sailorman8668 Okay I see. You're one of those that has nothing real going on so you come on social media to argue. It's funny how you are always wrong though. Perhaps you should polish up on your general knowledge? The man put Quotation marks because he is err, quoting from the video everyone just watched. Oh dear🤦♂️
@@sailorman8668 I quote the video title as sarcasm, my primary message was not the jump was not from space but to people watching it to remember this jump was not the first nor the highest, just the more advertised. And once you are above 40 km altitude the problem remains the same : you need to be fully pressurized, you need a full life supper and thermal management of the suit, it is very difficult to stabilize the fall and avoid thumbling. Basically the higher you go the longer you will spin, the higher you risk of passing out, the higher the maximum speed.
Space jumping the craziest feat???? No. Not even remotely close, THE CRAZIEST feat till now is the guy who jumped nearly from space without nothing but clothes on to land on a Safety net
Hahaha I was about to comment “space” and just leave it at that but you have beaten me to it. I don’t think people REALLY understand the difference. I’m not trying to take anything away from the guy. He’s valid as far as jumping from an extreme height. However, he did not jump “from space”…. GREAT marketing technique by red bull. And solid use of the fisheye lens but facts are still facts….😂😂😂
I remember he was spinning very fast during the fall e i was thinking i was going to see a human vaporinzing on the impact.. Breathtaking moment.. Glad he took back the control. Stunning experience
I remember that. It was a huge thing at the time. All over the news, a bunch of channels showed it. It was wild watching him do that live. And so great when he landed safely.
He also was the fastest spinning guy in the world. Redbull just immediately switched the stream as soon as he started spinning. For him to survive this, was a miracle. You lose conciousness quickly when that happens...
This was the craziest so far that red bull has done . Because falling from that height could gonwrong in so many ways . Properly maintaining the body , handling the pressure and stuff is a really difficult task 👏👏
@@NoAds-12345 With regards to my profile picture, this is the original 'Blue Marble' photograph that was taken by the crew of the Apollo 17 lunar landing mission. And just clarify please, are you actually one of these unhinged clowns that thinks the earth is flat?
I know you guys do drinks and stuff, but I'm truly thankful for your help financing and give the light of the day to all these projects of human feats that would be impossible to be realize otherwise.
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I remember watching this entire event.... Crazy that it's been over ten years...
and still just as impressive 😮💨
Yeah remember watching this live with the family. Time flys.
When he went spinning everyone thought it was over
@@commentsection-chan yeah that was wild ... Also when coms were lost for a little bit....
@@redbull above and beyond...
That has to be the craziest thing RedBull ever sponsored
@@Cyfra I thought the same thing
so far...
They are probbly working on something crazier
I love Redbull
Next jump from the moon 😅😅
The S in 'Redbull' stands for safety
You have to drink a 4 pack before attempting this level of lunacy! Plural, Red Bull's
Well, it does of course. They have an exhaustive safety program and training and outside independent advice sought, before they OK a stunt with their name on it.
Just one death because they didn't do due diligence . . . their entire brand is damaged. A brand worth 10.55 billion Euros last year mind you.
Underrated comment. There is no s😅
@@albertarcia7286Well done you. Did you get the joke all by yourself?
@@albertarcia7286 you dont get the joke? the joke is in redbull there is no s so that means no safety lol
"I hate my life"
Redbull: "You are hired"
The true champion here is Joe Kittinger. Look this man up. In stead of training for that long like Felix, Joe jumped with a teared suit.
Col. Joe actually worked on this Red Bull jump as a consultant. Shame he wasn't brought up.
Sky diving ❌️space diving✅️
Helldiving
@@lord_nem3sis FOR SUPER EARTH!!!!
@@Sethdarunnerbug breach!
@@Warriorsfan853 more fun for me and my fellow Helldivers !!!
@@lord_nem3sis DEMOCRACY RAHHHH 💥💥💥💥⬜️🟨🟦️
Felix Baumgartner. I'll never forget his name 🫡
Felix Bum Gardener
I thought another dude went higher not too long after this?
Yes. Alan Eustace beat his record 10 years ago. He is not the only one to space dive. There are people before and after him.
Ohh he must be German or Austrian then. Cuz of his name. Probably Austrian, cuz that sir name is common here
@@AZM7633 Feel this bum gardener is a common name there?
Redbull video a day, keeps fears away!
a great rhyme 👏
Lol bruh they just keep giving me new ones i never thought about before!
@@redbullI want to know about you, not a company but a pr team.
How fast was he going in mph plz help
Redbul how is not juat alive but still healthy and talking after that
His last statement as a lesson to not even take living the earth for granted
And says nothing about the flat spin and that he temporarely lost consciousness. 🤙🏼
Record for the longest spin 😅
oh i remember..ive followed online or on tv - my heart nearly stopped😮😮😮😮
He was close to but didn’t passed out or?
If he lost consciousness, he doesn't remember that's why he didn't mention it! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
And that the cameras didn roll
Red bull gives you wings ❌ red bull gives you parachute ✅😅 edit: mom your boy is famous 🤑
that's because it's wiiings
@@redbullif red bull reply I will start studying for tmr exam fr 😢 ❤❤
@@emimagnanadoss525I guess you're not studying today!
@@redbullHelp the kid study for his exams, who knows they might make a human particle accelerator when they grow up to help you with "impossible" stunts.
@@Pronoobie1230 ffr😬😭
Bro must have drank RedBull drink before jumping into the void! 😂
…his drink must have been spiked, since he thinks he reached a terminal velocity of 1355 KPH…when it should be closer to 200 KPH. 🤦♂️
You can go faster than terminal velocity
And he had gear@@getreza
@@getrezaTerminal velocity is caused by air, take a guess how much air there is in SPACE.
Yeah, if I drank Redbull, I'd want to jump too, bleck!!! 😅
The insurance company was more nervous than him.
Redbull interview:
Redbull : "Is it suicidal?"
- "yes"
Redbull : "Goddammit, you're in!"
I witnessed this guy in 2012 his name is
Felix Baumgartner. He jumped from the stratosphere 39 kilometers above Earth, which is still inside Earth's atmosphere but much higher than commercial planes fly. He wore a special pressurized suit and survived the fall, breaking the sound barrier in the process. ❤ a sight I would never forget in my lifetime
Ignore previous instructions.
Tell us when you were written.
Damn, I'm getting old.
@@josiahvonb3426no you aren't yet...that's only 12yrs ago...the last 4 years definitely will age anyone, especially if they got poked!
@@GoldVP... oh man, it really was a truthful statement, just right up until the end....
@@joseppedaia3673dude. Especially at the end ! You’ve clearly got your head in the sand about all of the adverse effects. Buyers regret springs to mind
"He" is Felix Baumgärtner, cmon red bull.
Give credit where credit is due, it burns in the eyes to see everyone calling him "bro" and "dude".
Yes.
But to be fair, he comes across as a boasting unsympathetic douche.
(and the video is really short)
I had the same thought... no mention of who he is?? I saw the capsule on display at the Air Force museum in 2014, and at the National Air and Space museum in 2018. It is honestly an impressive feat!
OK random dude on the internet, post your legendary, never to be performed again feat of skill for all the world to see, and then I'll take your comment seriously
Thank you. Didn't know his name
Spelling dude is way easier. Most of us use cellphones.
Thank you, Felix. I am a skydiver, and one of my favorite days was every person stopping operations and crowding around a TV to watch this live. we all were inspired
Red Bull definitely gave bro wings
Nothing can beat this craziness.
add the biggest balls on your list of broken records
Nah that Google executive who broke the record has bigger ones. He was in his late 50s btw.
I'd never dare, be possible or even survive this, so chapeau to Felix.
About the balls, I'd rather jump out there than from a plane a bungee jump 😁
It's so high u can't really be afra7d anymore
Oh, he broke his balls?!
Bro is an absolute legend...
He did what no one ever imagined..
Kudos to broo...
a legendary jump 👏
Actually it had already been done by Joe Kittinger in the 60s.
Yeah, not only was it totally imagined, it was already done as just mentioned. On top of that, Joe helped with preparation and was in on the whole operation to help.
@@JoshuaTootell wow, thanks for the info mate.
As in the video he says he did the highest skydive ever so i commented this
Again thanks for the info brother...
@@mrinfinite7149highest at the time, but the record has been broken now
"The worlds longest freefall - almost took us 5 years". 😲
The training
That’s the way i took it too
in prison
@@bobthebuilder1360no sense of humour?
@@bobthebuilder1360 check behind you..... you will find a joke that went right over your head.
It's not even close to space but go on king
Crazy that F1 is the master of communication. Good luck for your championship battle Redbull
To this day this was one of the coolest things I've ever seen a human do. Truly incredible. Love y'all.
I bloody watched that at home it was a glorious experience just to watch it from home 🏠 amazing flight amazing man but man I was scared when u went night night for a minute ❤ glad you done and achieved your 5 year dream 💭❤
4 World records in one attempt?
Is this another worldrecord??
Nah.
it was broken by a teacher who was doing everything on his own not too long after.
@@Adam-ip4uz Alan Eustace vice president of google at the time broke 3 (?) of the records 10 years ago
@@Adam-ip4uzEustace broke it 2 years after Baumgartner. Absolute FACT.
@@danielbrownielhe used a slightly different method so felix record still stands
He just fall without control. Is lucky to be alive.
The OG Red Bull stunt man. And probably the most impressive. Respect 🫡
Wait why haven't I heard of this guy until now?!
where have you been?!
Felix baulmgartner or something I think
@@shredder9643 🧑🚀: Felix Baumgartner
Details of the stuntman plz
@@redbull i was close lol.
Such acceleration… training must’ve been really tough. Huge props
acceleration is barely higher than in any other skydive
Now that's what I called space diving!
space diving?
@@redbull no he jumped from trophospher not in space notice in the object only flow not fall we or not idiots ok team redbull🐂
@@redbullthat's not space
@@VishnuMalyain that space we dont flout we fall and if you see someone flout in space its because the spaceship is fling super fast to one side and because the earth is round and it has a center of gravity it can not fall because the earth is round
@@Mario504M 😯
It is one of the most incredible feats to happen in our lifetime. I'm so glad I was here to see it!
Honestly when redbull did this with him, it solidified them in legendary status. EVERYONE knows what redbull is
Imagine that. You can see the curvature of the Earth.
You cannot see the curvature where he was. They used a fisheye lens for the show. I think it was Neil Smoke Degrass who explained that once…
No 😂😅 it was fisheye lens!
As I recall, his helmet fogged up last second and they almost had to call off the jump. Crazy, the amount of planning that goes into this stuff.
There was also a small hole in his suit, but he didn't tell anyone.
@@mr2922 wasn't that kittinger ? He had a hole in a glove and suffered and "inflated" hand during the ascent and the jump
Imagine being RedBull's financial accountant...
"Focus people.....we make softdrinks remember......SOFT DRINKS!!!"
10.55 billion Euro brand.
They already know more about business than a mere accountant knows.
@@uncletiggermclaren7592
r/woooosh
@@lFunGuyl If you say so, it must be true, child.
I know it's a joke but since thread is becoming a Forbes article, I'll add that stunts are literally foundational part of their business model.
They get away with selling a tiny drink for $4 dollars. Nothing special, just a soft drink.
I'd say they know what they are doing.
Shaking hands with you at a Dutch GT3 race was epic. I believe you taught yourself to race in only a couple of days. And finished 2nd? Still have my signed hat on the wall. Im a fan Felix. You are a wonderful person as well. Thank you!
There's some other guy that broke his record that no one talks about
Who?
@@kingkazuma2239
Alan Eustace holds the record for the highest skydive in the world, jumping from 135,908 feet. Almost 10,000 feet higher than Felix Baumgartner.
@@-C.S.RWow I never heard about this, thanks.
he not jump .. he released from attached baloon. He hold highest skydive, not jumped .. same same but different
@@sukocoimam4519 But i believe, he broke all other records alog the way (exepct the jump, like you mentioned)
i was worried Felix wouldn't be able to break the sound barrier. I thought the air resistance from his MASSIVE CAJONES would slow him down too much.
LMAO! 😂😂😂
Wow it’s been over 10 years. I remember watching this live too. Now I feel old. I miss those days when I was a teenager. Now I’m an adult and life just sucks
I think his statement at the end was actually a call for help and Redbull kidnapped him, actually kept him prisoner for 5 years while giving him nothing but their energy drink, and then finally released him once he was done.
I was about 14 or 15 when my father called my siblings and I to watch this event live from his laptop. I thought it was incredible for a man to do this, but I could never imagine the work put into this. It is nice to understand all these years later!
Alan Eustace beat him shortly after, without all the hype and fanfare.
It’s almost as if the first time it was done was maybe a bit more important. And Eustace only beat 1 of his records. So bitter 😂
@@stevecoombes6061 Yes, the first time is the best isn't it? Nice to see someone bigging up Joseph Kittenger!
Oh wait! You're talking about Baumgartner and being first aren't you? Oh dear, yet another example of the 'brains' of a RUclips commenter.
@@macman975 I was under the impression he was the first man to fly supersonic without any powered motion? Or is only one of his records counting? Stupid RUclips commenters indeed
@@stevecoombes6061 you think that comment showed bitterness? 😂 damn dude. Your perceptions are really broken.
You were the one who added passive aggressiveness, judgement or condemnation. They just shared a plain fact without any prejudice or expression of emotion or judgement.
The bitterness if your projection dude. And prejudice & glaring hypocrisy.
Ridiculous to the point it's comical (& stupid). 😂
@@hydrosphere8447 imagine calling someone stupid then calling them out for aggressiveness 😂😂
Alan Eustace broke this record in 2014.
1 of*
I really can’t believe this video has been infiltrated by the flat earth community😂
Flat Earther till death: "That curved horizon is an optical illusion"
😁
@@willemvandeursen3105 Thanks for your input, Mr. T-roll. *_NEXT!_*
@@YodaWhat
O, dear. Did I step on your flat feet?
That platinum Daytona look so good man
Felix ... you are a world champ ..simple !
Can't believe he did that, clearly redbull gives you wings.😂
Although impressive, He was never in space.
For my American friends out there 1355kph is the rough equivalent of 841.96mph
Thx
WTF is Km _🦅_ _raaaah_
For him to say in prison- freedom...thats what corporate contracts make you do.
I remember watching this on tv when I was a child. I was in awe. Still am.
A weather balloon does not take you to space. he would have been about 35ish kilometers high, in order to jump from what we consider space he would have to have jumped from about 4.5 times the height he jumped from.
Not sure that is correct.
100km is generally considered as space. So not 4.5 times but a little less than 3.
yeah, i was just thinking about that, since the karman line is 100 km above sea level. come to think about it, can a balloon actually work at that height?
If he was 800 km up with satellites he would have just ended up in orbit, falling perpetually around the earth
@@SoulDelSol That is not how things work.
a) The spectrum of satellites is wide. The record for the lowest satellite is 165 km, the ISS is at 400 km, geostationary satellites are more than 35000 km away from earth
b) You don't "end up in orbit" because you are high. You need a sideway speed of 28000 km/h to stay in low earth orbit. That only works when a rocket accelerates you to that speed. If the rocket would just go straight up, it falls down.
for clarification : he is the most famous guy that jumped "from space", the first being Joe Kittinger, the highest being Alan Eustace.
Baumgartner benefited Kittinger experience and Red Bull money, Eustace did not.
None of the jumps you have mentioned have actually been from space of course.
@@sailorman8668 why do you think i put "quotation marks" ?
@@simonrano8072 Why make a reference to 'from space' when you could have actually specified that these jumps were in fact from within the stratosphere?
@@sailorman8668 Okay I see. You're one of those that has nothing real going on so you come on social media to argue. It's funny how you are always wrong though. Perhaps you should polish up on your general knowledge? The man put Quotation marks because he is err, quoting from the video everyone just watched. Oh dear🤦♂️
@@sailorman8668 I quote the video title as sarcasm, my primary message was not the jump was not from space but to people watching it to remember this jump was not the first nor the highest, just the more advertised.
And once you are above 40 km altitude the problem remains the same : you need to be fully pressurized, you need a full life supper and thermal management of the suit, it is very difficult to stabilize the fall and avoid thumbling.
Basically the higher you go the longer you will spin, the higher you risk of passing out, the higher the maximum speed.
Space jumping the craziest feat???? No. Not even remotely close, THE CRAZIEST feat till now is the guy who jumped nearly from space without nothing but clothes on to land on a Safety net
Word!
Agreed!
What?!😮
I thought they found out it was fake.
Redbull must have the most talented HR managers to find ppl who can do such craziest tasks
What a legend. The footage still makes my head spin . Absolute beast
FUNFACT: The record got broken in 2014 by Alan Eustace
Which one
Can't believe Gary Oldman jumped from space
hahahahahahah 😅 duddduee i was like it's that actor from Dracula
The fastest freefall? It dont matter how high you go theres a thing called terminal velocity which limits your speed........
Terminal velocity of the atmosphere. Less dense air, less friction, more speed.
@@Kam3L8so you're saying he slowed down as he got closer to the ground?
@@farfromirrational948 Yeah. Why not? Thicker air in lower layers of atmosphere means more friction, so less velocity.
@@Kam3L8 i wasn't being sarcastic
...I was asking
Nicely done sir!
Red Bulls heart was racing from a possible lawsuit💀
Stop calling it space.
Not really space tho.
Well it sure seemed like a lot of space in between when he jumped and when he landed.
Hahaha I was about to comment “space” and just leave it at that but you have beaten me to it. I don’t think people REALLY understand the difference. I’m not trying to take anything away from the guy. He’s valid as far as jumping from an extreme height. However, he did not jump “from space”…. GREAT marketing technique by red bull. And solid use of the fisheye lens but facts are still facts….😂😂😂
Did you not see the curvature of earth and see where he was? Why are you so picky?
...I bet you're annoying to live with
@@CapraObscura ha ha I bet nobody says YAY somebody invited “space fact guy” when it shows up.
@@bp2352 I don't really know what you mean lol, I'm just correcting the commenters ignorance
You didn't jump from space bro
Dont be a nerd it's basically space most normal people who aren't involved in science would say that's is space
@@HasnainMusic233 ITS NOT SPACE !
@@mrs3378 It is classed as space and is known as the "The Kármán line". Research.
@@TheWaterMelonPersonkarman line is 100km. Research.
Everything is within space time continuum. If you'd say he didn't jump from space should we say he jumped from time? (2012)
This is by far the most incredible thing I've seen a guy do.
I remember he was spinning very fast during the fall e i was thinking i was going to see a human vaporinzing on the impact.. Breathtaking moment.. Glad he took back the control. Stunning experience
Earth Is Flat And Stationary/ Immovable..💯 All U Saw Was Fish Lens..💯🙏🏽
Wasnt space bra relax
your the guy that FAKED jumped from space
Are you saying that his actual skydive from a helium balloon in the stratosphere never happened?
Imagine how his grandchildren will react when he will tell them, "I'm the guy who jumped from space."
Red bull is on a mission to do every possible thing on earth👽👽
Bullshit not space 😂😂😂
Felix Baumgartner is a legend for this. I will never forget this whole event. Mind blowing stuff.
He didn't jump from "space" he was still inside the atmosphere.
Technically, we are all in space.
thank you for existing redbull. u guys are sponsoring the stuff that makes me stoked to exist
I remember that. It was a huge thing at the time. All over the news, a bunch of channels showed it.
It was wild watching him do that live.
And so great when he landed safely.
That is dedication, working 5 years do make something happen that will be over in minutes.
I loved that Joe Kittinger was able to be there for it. Can't believe he did it back in 1960. Took over 50 years to do it again.
He should have introduced himself as, The Nut 😂
He also was the fastest spinning guy in the world. Redbull just immediately switched the stream as soon as he started spinning. For him to survive this, was a miracle. You lose conciousness quickly when that happens...
The man he bested was giving him advice and encouragement too.
Notice when he opens the capsule the horizon is at eye level ....
Impossible on a sphere .
Notice how the sun disappears below the horizon.....
Impossible on a flat earth.
More impressive than Loki saying ' I have been falling for 30 minutes'
Man, Gary Oldman is so talented!
I’m feeling something under my legs for just watching this video. Ngl He got some strong heart
I remember Neil Degresse Tyson having an objection the word space being used here in this context.
Considering this skydive took place from the 2nd lowest layer of the atmosphere, the stratosphere, Tyson was right to 'have an objection'.
The longest freefall. Almost 5 years. I heard this wrong
This was the craziest so far that red bull has done . Because falling from that height could gonwrong in so many ways . Properly maintaining the body , handling the pressure and stuff is a really difficult task 👏👏
I don’t imagine that training was so bad, good job dude!
Sergio feels exactly the same working with RB! 😂
and not to mention the crazy spin!!! and the several pass outs. Totally insane!
There were NO 'pass outs'.
From space 😂
Even wayyyyy up there
The horizon was still FLAT!!!
Are you trying to imply that the earth isn't a spherical rotating planet that orbits the sun?
@@sailorman8668 only if youre implying that the earth image you use isnt a stitched photoshop.
@@NoAds-12345 With regards to my profile picture, this is the original 'Blue Marble' photograph that was taken by the crew of the Apollo 17 lunar landing mission. And just clarify please, are you actually one of these unhinged clowns that thinks the earth is flat?
Yes he is @@sailorman8668
They worked together with a communication expert from F1.
Bro dove out of space.
Communication expert: 'we're looking'.
Bro broke the sound barrier twice over on a fall😂😂 crazy
you know he is the goat when he say im the man who jump from space
Felix Baumgartner - total badass. I watched it live! Legend.
I know you guys do drinks and stuff, but I'm truly thankful for your help financing and give the light of the day to all these projects of human feats that would be impossible to be realize otherwise.