You've seen Felix Baumgartner's harrowing jump from 128,100 Ft ( 39.045 meters ) above Earth's surface where
there is no oxygen, but you haven't seen it like this.
This new exhilarating video shows you what it was like from Felix's point of view with perfect clarity.
Fast forward to the 1:40 mark for the action.
The feat is just as incredible now as it was in 2012.
However, this new perspective is simply stunning.
Be forewarned: You might get a little bit of vertigo watching what it's like to free fall at the speed of sound.
[youtube]dYw4meRWGd4?rel=0[/youtube]
" As he goes tumbling from the stratosphere, oxygen is appearing and, gradually slows down the fall. "
" Before entering area where oxygen exists in the atmosphere; The fall speed without oxygen in the
atmosphere it is set in 1.342.8 kilometers per hour. Mach 1.4. "
there is no oxygen, but you haven't seen it like this.
This new exhilarating video shows you what it was like from Felix's point of view with perfect clarity.
Fast forward to the 1:40 mark for the action.
The feat is just as incredible now as it was in 2012.
However, this new perspective is simply stunning.
Be forewarned: You might get a little bit of vertigo watching what it's like to free fall at the speed of sound.
[youtube]dYw4meRWGd4?rel=0[/youtube]
" As he goes tumbling from the stratosphere, oxygen is appearing and, gradually slows down the fall. "
" Before entering area where oxygen exists in the atmosphere; The fall speed without oxygen in the
atmosphere it is set in 1.342.8 kilometers per hour. Mach 1.4. "
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