A jump from 120,000 feet above the earth, to the very edge of Space

[Lee]

There was, but they were not live cameras but recording cameras which we will see later. not sure when we will see those though.

Oh wow, that will surely have some amazing shots.

 

[Shelley]

Oh wow, that will surely have some amazing shots.

Just a note, I heard the commentator say That BBC and another network (I'm sure it was discovery) but i know BBC have been watching and following this for 5 years and will have a 2 hour documentary coming in about a months time about this. (I'm quite sure it will be the show BBC Horizon) that'll pick this up so that will be something to watch out for which will show you all the behind the scenes from the funding of this project, suit technology, balloon technology and capsule technology. It'll make for interesting watching.

 

[Pereira]

Was there an in suit camera so we can see what he saw? That would be cool.

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[jmurrayhead]

I don't always jump from the edge of space, but when I do I drink Dos Equis.

 

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[Pereira]

The thread title is now misleading. He jumped an extra 8,100 feet (from 128,100ft).

 

[Nwolf8]

Incredible