Arguably the most famous of them all was Felix Baumgartner who, in 2012, teamed up with Red Bull for the huge 26 mile jump to Earth, travelling at a speed of 843 miles per hour (mph) - otherwise known ...
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Red Bull’s 843 mph space jump was too quickly forgottenIt levels off, though. At 128,000 feet, Baumgartner’s jump height, the temp was probably around -100 degrees Fahrenheit…close ...
Here are the key numbers – and the stories behind them – from Red Bull Stratos, the free-fall from space that held millions enthralled 10 years ago.
Hear from Felix Baumgartner, Joseph Kittinger and Luke Aikins at the Red Bull Air Race in Indianapolis about their thoughts on Red Bull Stratos, looking back on the event five years to the day.
Skydiving, often regarded as one of the most exhilarating extreme sports, captivates thrill-seekers ...
Narrator:Felix Baumgartner's mission depends entirely on one of the least heralded but most remarkable pieces of equipment a balloon. Narrator:It's the oldest flying machine of them all.
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