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From: Joćo Costa > CT1FBF <ct1...@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2012 21:17:19 +0000
Local: Sat, Mar 17 2012 5:17 pm
Subject: ARLA/CLUSTER: Felix Baumgartner's, saltou a 21, 8 km e vai tentar saltar a 36, 6 km.
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Test jump from 21.8 km

Later this year Felix Baumgartner aims to jump from the edge of space
at 36.6 km. On March 15 he made a successful test jump from an
altitude of 21.8 km

The YouTube description reads:

On March 15, 2012, Austria's Felix Baumgartner jumped out of a space
capsule from an altitude of approximately 71,580 feet as the Red Bull
Stratos project moved forward into the manned flight stage in New
Mexico.

The 42-year-old rode the space capsule attached to a giant helium
balloon above the so-called "Armstrong Line." The goal of the Red Bull
Stratos project is to see Baumgartner attempt a record-breaking
freefall from 120,000 feet this summer where he'll potentially become
the first man to go supersonic without the support of a vehicle.

Watch Felix Baumgartner's Test Jump from approximately 71,580 feet
http://youtu.be/r-TCO2IdoTA

Mission to the edge of space
http://redbullstratos.com/

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