I haven't seen any footage from the suit camera after he stepped off.
All they had on the live stream were long shots and then helo shots after they found him after he opened his suit.
The suit camera shots will be for a new Redbull ad.
It was wild seeing how fast he dropped when there was no atmosphere to contend with. It looked so surreal to see him drop out of sight in a couple of seconds.
The one comment that struck me as interesting was that this suit technology could someday benefit NASA.
Imagine if they could develop a suit that would allow an astronaut to vacate a disabled ship in orbit, and allow that person to safely decend back to earth? I know it's a long way off from being done, but just imagine the possibilities????
The suit camera shots will be for a new Redbull ad.
It was wild seeing how fast he dropped when there was no atmosphere to contend with. It looked so surreal to see him drop out of sight in a couple of seconds.
The one comment that struck me as interesting was that this suit technology could someday benefit NASA.
Imagine if they could develop a suit that would allow an astronaut to vacate a disabled ship in orbit, and allow that person to safely decend back to earth? I know it's a long way off from being done, but just imagine the possibilities????
Most of the on suit footage is for a BBC documentary of his jump.
I haven't seen any footage from the suit camera after he stepped off.
All they had on the live stream were long shots and then helo shots after they found him after he opened his suit.
DITTO but I think the video's exists. Pretty sure many people would get dizzy during the uncontrolled spinning in the early part of the dive, but if the camera's show no reference point maybe hard to tell?
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
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