He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.MattUD1
[QUOTE="MattUD1"]He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.RoyTheViking
[QUOTE="MattUD1"]He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.RoyTheViking
[QUOTE="MattUD1"]He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.RoyTheViking
[QUOTE="MattUD1"]He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.Dark__Link
feet not miles
Which is still damn high up there. I can jump that high! its not high
He had to have had some kind of pressure suit or something...
GettingTired
I'm sure he had some suit to deliver oxygen and combat the pressure, but he didn't burn up because he wasn't going nearly fast enough. Things like asteroids and re-entry capsules start to burn up because they enter the atmosphere at insanely high speeds, unlike that dude.
[QUOTE="MattUD1"]He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.RoyTheViking
feet not miles
That's still around 20 miles that he fell, which is crazy. I can't imagine how intense it would be to be in free fall for that long.
[QUOTE="MattUD1"]He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.cmdrmonkey
feet not miles
That's still around 20 miles that he fell, which is crazy. I can't imagine how intense it would be to be in free fall for that long.
I wouldnt be able to do it...i have a terrible fear of heights..
[QUOTE="MattUD1"]He jumped from .... 100,000 ( don't quote me on that) miles above the Earth. I've seen it before. He could have burned up or have been lost in space.cmdrmonkey
feet not miles
That's still around 20 miles that he fell, which is crazy. I can't imagine how intense it would be to be in free fall for that long.
Considering he was going over the speed of sound, and the air was so thin that there was very little friction, the fall itself wasnt that long.
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