post #1
19 July 2005, 11:59 UTC#1
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This is what a 94,000 foot fall looks like
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post #2
19 July 2005, 12:07 UTC#2
Was that just a cam? Or was a person with it?!
post #3
19 July 2005, 12:07 UTC#3
QUOTE(Nuggeto @ Jul 19 2005, 02:07 PM)
Was that just a cam? Or was a person with it?!
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I'm as stupid as you Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #4
19 July 2005, 12:08 UTC#4
I would have been board as hell waiting all that time to land.
post #5
19 July 2005, 12:09 UTC#5
nea would have been fun..........
post #6
19 July 2005, 12:12 UTC#6
that was one long ass fall......and I think you could hear someone breathing so im guessing someone was manning the camera....might have been the wind tho
post #7
19 July 2005, 13:13 UTC#7
I dont think anyone was manning it as it started out of hte earths atmospheare? not sure, I think it was on its own.
post #8
19 July 2005, 13:27 UTC#8
That a VHALO jump?
half way through and 20 mins on the cam? Boring
Until the last bit I'd guess
half way through and 20 mins on the cam? Boring
Until the last bit I'd guesspost #9
19 July 2005, 13:31 UTC#9
QUOTE(skipper @ Jul 19 2005, 01:13 PM)
I dont think anyone was manning it as it started out of hte earths atmospheare? not sure, I think it was on its own.
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For some reason I don't think a camera would survive a fall from space I think that once they got into the atmosphere sombody jumped out
post #10
19 July 2005, 13:33 UTC#10
QUOTE(VILLAGEIDIOTS @ Jul 19 2005, 01:31 PM)
QUOTE(skipper @ Jul 19 2005, 01:13 PM)
I dont think anyone was manning it as it started out of hte earths atmospheare? not sure, I think it was on its own.
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For some reason I don't think a camera would survive a fall from space I think that once they got into the atmosphere sombody jumped out
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Why not? if it had a automaticaly releasing parachute it would be just as able as a person to land, and if someone was manning it it wouldnt have landed like it did. so HA.
post #11
19 July 2005, 13:39 UTC#11
QUOTE(skipper @ Jul 19 2005, 01:33 PM)
QUOTE(VILLAGEIDIOTS @ Jul 19 2005, 01:31 PM)
QUOTE(skipper @ Jul 19 2005, 01:13 PM)
I dont think anyone was manning it as it started out of hte earths atmospheare? not sure, I think it was on its own.
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For some reason I don't think a camera would survive a fall from space I think that once they got into the atmosphere sombody jumped out
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Why not? if it had a automaticaly releasing parachute it would be just as able as a person to land, and if someone was manning it it wouldnt have landed like it did. so HA.
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wouldent it have burned up in the atmosphere?
post #12
19 July 2005, 13:47 UTC#12
Dunno, unless it was protected like space shuttles are?
post #13
19 July 2005, 14:05 UTC#13
I doubt a person could freefall from there the velocity they would pick up would probably rip the shoot, unless they opened it straight away at 94,000 feet
post #14
19 July 2005, 14:06 UTC#14
madness .. boring watch though
post #15
19 July 2005, 14:07 UTC#15
yeah I went on the site there and it says what it looks like from a camcorder
post #16
19 July 2005, 16:16 UTC#16
So that guy is dead?
post #17
19 July 2005, 16:22 UTC#17
damn, that would be sweet if I knew I wouldnt die.
post #18
19 July 2005, 16:58 UTC#18
after reading through like half of the first page I dunno if you guys figured it out it was a cam witha parichute