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Red Bull STRATOS
The most awesome freefall ever! By Lili Popper & Bas Landsbergen
by Bas Landsbergen
on 12 December 2012
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Felix Baumgartner FELIX 35 SECONDS 700 MPH 1130 KM/H AIRLINER 600 MPH 965 KM/H SKYDIVERS' 120 MPH 200 KM/H is attempting the biggest freefall ever CREDITS WHY? He would be the first human to reach the speed of sound in freefall. It's going to be the highest freefall ever. And the longest as well... FACTS TO REACH THE SPEED OF SOUND, HE ONLY NEEDS PRETTY EXCITING, HUH? For more information visit http://www.redbullstratos.com http://www.redbullstratos.com/science/scientific-values/
http://www.redbullstratos.com/handlers/thumb.ashx?image=~/media/26219-390x250_RBST_FBAUM_JM_0003.jpg&altimage=~/assets/images/placeholder.png&width=390 GOOD LUCK, FELIX!! From our side, we wish you Have a safe flight! : ) normally reaches an normal speed is attempting In 1960
he jumped
from
100,000 feet
31 km Felix is jumping off a height of 120,000 feet
36 km When Felix jumps, he will face But while speeding up he will have to deal with a temperature equivalent of 200 high-power hairdryers pointing
at him. a temperature of
-70° Fahrenheit
(-56° Celsius) The current record holder is
Joe Kittinger In order to survive, he needs a protective suit The entire freefall
will take 20 mins
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