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dartoo
India2889 Posts
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Mohdoo
United States15743 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:09 dartoo wrote: It's a weird feeling, knowing there's a very real possibility that he might not make it, and to watch this on stream o.0! Yeah, I was kind of considering not watching it because of that. I am really not in the mood to watch a dude die. | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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Terminal
United Kingdom2109 Posts
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Gosi
Sweden9072 Posts
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smr
Germany4808 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:10 Mohdoo wrote: Yeah, I was kind of considering not watching it because of that. I am really not in the mood to watch a dude die. Same for me. I just want that guy come done healthy no matter at what speed. If he has something in front of the window... imagine the last thing he saw was the air field and after 2+ hours he opens the door and there is the whole planet in front of his eyes | ||
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Kyhol
Canada2575 Posts
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:12 Gosi wrote: I'm pretty sure they will just cut off the broadcast if he dies. yeah they will have it on a delay so if anything goes wrong they will just cut to the dudes in the control room or something | ||
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Recognizable
Netherlands1552 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:10 Mohdoo wrote: Yeah, I was kind of considering not watching it because of that. I am really not in the mood to watch a dude die. It's pretty safe I assume. The other guy that did 116000 feet had way worse technology supporting him but he made it aswell. | ||
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Copymizer
Denmark2107 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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Necro)Phagist(
Canada6660 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:14 Recognizable wrote: It's pretty safe I assume. The other guy that did 116000 feet had way worse technology supporting him but he made it aswell. It's hard to say something is safe when you are jumping from 120k feet... The jump itself Shouldn't be a problem(Though obviously a shit ton of things can go horribly wrong) What I'm most worried/intrigued by is the human body will actually react to breaking the sound barrier while not being protected by a plane/ship etc. | ||
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Prugelhugel
Austria637 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:14 Recognizable wrote: It's pretty safe I assume. The other guy that did 116000 feet had way worse technology supporting him but he made it aswell. The whole operation seems pretty safe to me. But there is always the possibility something unexpected happens in live tv. | ||
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Daray
6006 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:14 Recognizable wrote: It's pretty safe I assume. The other guy that did 116000 feet had way worse technology supporting him but he made it aswell. Well, 2 people atleast have died trying to attempt this though they were a while ago. | ||
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turdburgler
England6749 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:05 Snorkels wrote: Did they address any concerns about air-friction and heat-shielding? I understand the low pressure effectively negates any heat gained though this method, but can anyone comment on how significant/negligible heating from "atmospheric entry" will be? (wrong term, but useful for thinking about this subject) hes gonna have the same problems as anything entering the atmosphere. there will be considerable heat, but his suit is designed with this in mind. | ||
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Bub
United States3518 Posts
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mememolly
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EatCrow
Estonia333 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:16 Necro)Phagist( wrote: It's hard to say something is safe when you are jumping from 120k feet... The jump itself Shouldn't be a problem(Though obviously a shit ton of things can go horribly wrong) What I'm most worried/intrigued by is the human body will actually react to breaking the sound barrier while not being protected by a plane/ship etc. Plus if his pressure suit fails, he'll soon lose consciosness and die and fall and die. Fun fact: At an altitude of 63,000 feet (18,900 m), water boils at only 37°C (98.6°F), the normal body temperature of humans. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On October 15 2012 02:15 Copymizer wrote: why does america use fahrenheit when everywhere else it's celcius that's standard measure of temperature? The rest of the world hasn't caught up to us yet. | ||
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