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Fleshcut
Germany592 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:05 brainox wrote: http://www.servustv.com/cs/Satellite?pagename=Stratos/Layout austrian show in german that streams this with experts and stuff watch it! also maybe he wont jump today... Thanks a lot! :D | ||
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Risen
United States7927 Posts
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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Risen
United States7927 Posts
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Lunareste
United States3596 Posts
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Agathon
France1505 Posts
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blug
Australia623 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:32 Agathon wrote: I wonder how he slows his fall at the end. I mean, does he open his parachute at 1200kph??? It seems to be a violent and dangerous deceleration, i guess he has some way to reduce his speed asap. I don't know how btw. I'm assuming he will slow down naturally due to wind resistance. He won't get to terminal velocity but he will get pretty close back to it. I'm not a physics nerd, but I believe he will actually have a higher terminal velocity at the height he is due to the air being thinner. | ||
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Fusa
Canada148 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:32 Agathon wrote: I wonder how he slows his fall at the end. I mean, does he open his parachute at 1200kph??? It seems to be a violent and dangerous deceleration, i guess he has some way to reduce his speed asap. I don't know how btw. The thicker atmosphere will slow him down the further he falls, there is such thing as terminal velocity and at lower atmospheric pressure the speed at which a human can fall is greater because there is less air resistance. So to answer your question, he will slow down when the air gets "thicker" also at that point he can make himself larger by (laying flat, extending arms and legs). On October 09 2012 21:35 blug wrote: I'm assuming he will slow down naturally due to wind resistance. He won't get to terminal velocity but he will get pretty close back to it. he will exceed the normal terminal velocity of a human when he is virtually in "no" air. terminal velocity of a human at normal parachute heights can reach speeds up to 210mph, he plans to exceed 1150km/h Terminal velocity is when the gravity force upon an object is equal to that of the wind resistance. Downforce (gravity)=Upforce (wind resistance) | ||
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Gigaudas
Sweden1213 Posts
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zatic
Zurich15355 Posts
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Trainrunnef
United States599 Posts
http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2012-10/how-felix-baumgartner’s-skydive-should-unfold | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
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blug
Australia623 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:36 Fusa wrote: The thicker atmosphere will slow him down the further he falls, there is such thing as terminal velocity and at lower atmospheric pressure the speed at which a human can fall is greater because there is less air resistance. So to answer your question, he will slow down when the air gets "thicker" also at that point he can make himself larger by (laying flat, extending arms and legs). he will exceed the normal terminal velocity of a human when he is virtually in "no" air. terminal velocity of a human at normal parachute heights can reach speeds up to 210mph. Terminal velocity is when the gravity force upon an object is equal to that of the wind resistance. Downforce (gravity)=Upforce (wind resistance) So pretty much what I said <_______< | ||
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Agathon
France1505 Posts
I was just thinking that air's resistance would slow his acceleration, but he can also reduce his speed with laying or use some kind of wings between legs and arms. I just didn't think enough  Thx guys | ||
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QuackPocketDuck
410 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:37 Gigaudas wrote: I freakin' love Red Bull. Marketing their product by sponsoring awesome competitions, happenings and scientific experiments instead of marketing their product by interrupting your daily life with annoying ads. Well said Yet another countdown ><, can't wait, GL and HF Felix, hope all goes good. | ||
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Nikon
Bulgaria5710 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:39 Trainrunnef wrote: According to their technicians terminal velocity for him in the upper atmosphere should be about 750 mph... This man is going to pass mach 1 http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2012-10/how-felix-baumgartner’s-skydive-should-unfold Did they seriously use the term terminal velocity for a guy that's going to do a parachute jump wtf. This should be in about an hour and fifteen minutes, if I reading the clock right? And how much is 120000ft? | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:44 Nikon wrote: Did they seriously use the term terminal velocity for a guy that's going to do a parachute jump wtf. This should be in about an hour and fifteen minutes, if I reading the clock right? And how much is 120000ft? http://lmgtfy.com/?q=120000ft = an hour and 15 if the wind calms down, so i would say it's pretty unlikely he will jump today. | ||
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Grettin
42381 Posts
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{ToT}ColmA
Japan3260 Posts
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
On October 09 2012 21:47 Grettin wrote: Stream/site down? yep same here | ||
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