omg felix bumgartner just jumped 120,000 feet from space. did anyone else watch this?

I watched the whole thing. Too bad they didn't get a any closer shots.

might i suggest you change your pants?

i did briefly see it on the news, but i dont get how someone can 'jump' from space into our atmosphere? i mean for one space has no gravity so you would have to 'propel' yourself towards earth?

can someone explain?

A guy called Felix jumped from 120000 feet up in the space/air. He was trying to get a new record or something.
Read this http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9608084/Felix-Baumgartner-jumps-from-space.html

He jumped from the edge of space.

I wonder if he farted in his suit

He should have trolled us and played dead in the cockpit LOL

ahhhh righty.

i saw a brief clip on the news and they were showing clips from space and a couple of guys floating about in their suits.

i thought 'how is that even possible'? 'hes just gonna 'jump' from in space and fall down to earth?

it figures if it was still in the earths atmosphere

It was sick! he had a chance of permanent brain damage so that was a bit silly haha

Ross, The earth still has a gravitational pull on objects outside of the atmosphere, or else we wouldn't have a moon orbiting us

it looked so cool when he jumped out of the ship
I can't understand that he when 1200 km/h !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Boffey wrote:

Ross, The earth still has a gravitational pull on objects outside of the atmosphere, or else we wouldn't have a moon orbiting us

im no expert, but i think this guy knows science

Dafuq. Surprised he didn't pass out or catch on fire. lmao.

Jayden H. wrote:

Dafuq. Surprised he didn't pass out or catch on fire. lmao.

If he had the slightest hole or rip in his suite he would of burn't or his blood would of just boiled

blosom wrote:

ahhhh righty.

i saw a brief clip on the news and they were showing clips from space and a couple of guys floating about in their suits.

i thought 'how is that even possible'? 'hes just gonna 'jump' from in space and fall down to earth?

it figures if it was still in the earths atmosphere

stratosphere

Will Sparrow-Saunt wrote:

Boffey wrote:

Ross, The earth still has a gravitational pull on objects outside of the atmosphere, or else we wouldn't have a moon orbiting us

im no expert, but i think this guy knows science

he doesnt know science he had NASA scientist who made his suit.

sweetbabies wrote:

blosom wrote:

ahhhh righty.

i saw a brief clip on the news and they were showing clips from space and a couple of guys floating about in their suits.

i thought 'how is that even possible'? 'hes just gonna 'jump' from in space and fall down to earth?

it figures if it was still in the earths atmosphere

stratosphere

atmosphere, broad term.

the stratosphere is inside the atmosphere, as is the Troposphere, Thermosphere and the Ionosphere.

yes i googled that. im no expert.

blosom wrote:

sweetbabies wrote:

blosom wrote:

ahhhh righty.

i saw a brief clip on the news and they were showing clips from space and a couple of guys floating about in their suits.

i thought 'how is that even possible'? 'hes just gonna 'jump' from in space and fall down to earth?

it figures if it was still in the earths atmosphere

stratosphere

atmosphere, broad term.

the stratosphere is inside the atmosphere, as is the Troposphere, Thermosphere and the Ionosphere.

yes i googled that. im no expert.

i think he was just trying to be more specific, to show it was the farthest area of the atmosphere

That man has some serious balls.

The way he just leaped off the edge as if it were no big deal.

He's going to get all the bitches now. I watched like an hour of him ascending, took him two hours to get up and just over four minutes to get down lol