Since the thread was already bumped, here's a quick video of the camera that was on Felix during the jump. (I can't get it to embed right and don't care enough to keep trying.)

http://www.redbullstratos.com/galler...a1902707739001

Slim Jim answers.

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Incredible.

LMFAO

It has been nearly two weeks since Felix Baumgartner's historic skydive from the edge of space, but on Friday the Red Bull Stratos project released the first video with soundtrack that experts believe contains an actual sonic boom--the first by a human not in an aircraft. Baumgartner, who stepped out of a space capsule 24 miles (or 128,100 feet) above earth, went supersonic at 34 seconds of free fall. Viewers can detect a faint boom at about the 25-second mark of the edited footage posted below.

http://youtu.be/yZFz6y4UCuo

Just incredibe:clap:

I hate to be the stupid n00b and bump this old thread but had a FYI for those who thought this was interesting.....this was actually a 7 year project and they recorded it from the start. The 2 hour documentary aired Tuesday and will re air again Friday and Saturday on Natgeo. They are showing the full videos of the cameras that were actually on him. Just thought I'd share for those interested.

Rep NOOB

Damn, I'm a n00b and I got rep. Shouldn't you have said something more along the lines of "shut up n00b and go fist your mother!" ROFL