Supersonic Freefall - Red Bull Stratos CGI

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Felix has Landed!
In October of 2012, Felix Baumgartner will attempt a record-breaking freefall jump from 120,000 feet - 23 miles - above the earth as part of Red Bull Stratos: a mission to the edge of space. The attempt will take place near Roswell, NM, USA, and if successful, Felix Baumgartner could be the first person to break the speed of sound with his own body, protected only by a space suit. As no one has successfully jumped from this height before, it's uncertain what the highest supersonic freefall in history will look or feel like.
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[@honeydhydra3925]

I love how they created this trailer! I never fail to have goodsebumps, each time I see Felix jumps / free-fall! ❤️

[@tinawilliams2973]

It was amazing watching it live. However, I was on the edge of my seat when he looked down at earth and jumped. Thank you, Red Bull!

[@Esteban-sl2ke]

Felix is the first man to T-pose in the Stratosphere 🤤

[@mikolaip]

This little clip is a perfect Hollywood rendition of the reality - as we saw last night. The heroic look, the raised hands to embrace the world's grandeur and committment to fulfill THE MISSION.... That's why I love to watch Hollywood when I'm down - a good laugh guaranteed. Of course, hats off and a huge amount of respect to Felix and also appreciation to his loved ones and teammates in the project.

[@davey-kg8cy]

"I know the whole world is watching right now and I wish the world could see what I can see. Sometimes you have to go up really high to understand how small you really are." ~ Felix Baumgartner makes me proud to be human :)

[@Fromplefeet]

Absolutely Amazing! One of the most incredible things I have ever seen! Peace!

[@mrbazzabee4013]

Who is doing the photography...they must have been brave...!

[@dlong3009]

hahahaha

[@nicolasEmeza]

it's computer made

[@Esteban-sl2ke]

Mr. Zuniga be like. STRATOS JUMP TEST

[@nicolasEmeza]

You 4B?

[@agus7202]

Estebano Lmao

[@lovingeorge3407]

lmao

[@nicolasEmeza]

welcome to scitech estebano

[@ProWoWRunner]

Incredible! We've come so far as a species!

[@samcdigweed]

He was falling over 600mph when in that spin, but he was getting closer to thicker air. Felix himself said he was able to control it, so I'm sure he knows what he did. He used his knowledge and skill to regain control of that flatspin.

[@djsketchomatic]

This video was produced VERY well. Amazing job to who ever made this.

[@presbarkeep]

probably the best advertising and publicity campaign any company has ever done ever.. great job Red Bull and Felix Baumgartner! Awesome!!!

[@magic3400]

Felix you get mad props, that jump took some SERIOUS STONES my man, nothing but luv for ya.

[@kelseygrace6317]

That was so amazing to see the actual video! Congratulations Felix Baumgartner!! Amazing!!!!!

[@JordanIsNowOnTheTube]

I watched the live stream of this jump yesterday. Absolutely amazing.

[@livedeliciously]

Red Bull really does give you wings. Watching the ascent for 2+ hours really made it more exciting. It would be cool to even go that high, much less jump.

[@USFanLovesMinHo]

Great job Felix! I think it's crazy but you have some of the biggest balls know to man!!! Got to respect that your not just a talker (like someone posting here) but a doer!!!

[@Snakebite142]

My family and I were watching this today. Our hearts skipped a beat when he was spinning.

[@JuliaLeighBrooks]

There were many Sponsors - Not just Redbull this was 5 yrs of hard work. Lots of People making it happen. Lots of Paychecks being paid. Redbull was the Top Dog. The Jumper is the Hero

[@TheTork332]

Deep respect of Red bull for organizing such a spectacular experiment. I want to made ​​a movie about this jump! Thank you for sponsoring the research project.

[@Reinshaw1]

Guys, don't fake the facts. This guy was born in Austria. Don't wanna bitch around, but what you do is kinda sad. Well, doesn't matter at all. Felix - I'm so proud of you! Congratulations! Also the whole team. Good job guys. You make me even prouder to be Austrian and human. You're a real inspiration. You inspired me to pursue being on top. To be on the peak. Thank you for letting the whole world be part of this adventure. You're a legend now.

[@kdg1403]

This is way cooler to watch than the actual footage.

[@watawatan0w]

COOOL! The sound barrier fracture was AWESOME!

[@nonnanow]

Didn't know about this until I watched the news this morning! Thank you Felix for making my day! I wish my Pa was alive. He would have loved to see this!

[@Jeffrey_Wong]

That's truly "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind". One GIANT 24-mile leap.

[@akhany]

Space ships that enter Earth's atmosphere are entering at several thousands of MPH (typically over 17,000mph, around mach 23); that's why they burn up. Felix jumped down from a standstill and he only hit a little over mach 1. This video was made before the jump to advertise it.

[@OachkatzlMasta]

Greets from Austria Felix is our Hero !!

[@TechnicallyHardcore]

The view must have been astonishing for felix!!!!! Well done.

[@richardk321]

Personally, this Video is very professional even it can be shown in IMAX !!! Well Done ! -ricky (Australia)-

[@Travelnbear]

Space jumper Flex is the man damn that was in tense to watch and he not only broke the record for the highest jump but he broke the sound barrier as well, jump 24 miles high and came down like a missel at 833.9 MPH landed safely as well now that is defiantly THE MAN!

[@Nickbehrad012]

This is made outnof awesomeness and epicness

[@yosiry1]

NO ENCUENTRO PALABRAS PARA EXPRESAR LA INTELIGENCIA Y LA GRAN CAPACIDAD DEL SER HUMANO. NO HAY PALABRAS, PERO SI HECHOS ! EN ESTE VIDEO, LO DEMUESTRAN LA GRAN CAPACIDAD, INTELIGENCIA Y MAS CUANDO NOS UNIMOS. LOS FELICITOS POR SU GRAN, EXITO.

[@mjb0072012]

CGI is really so life like now, we will never be able to tell what is real or not. Great video. In reality, he is doing what the shuttle astronauts trainer for, a free fall from the shuttle in space. Pretty amazing stuff, a new era is extreme sports. Bond tired that once too, he used a scuba mast and held his breath.

[@gilbertosanthereza3769]

PARABÉNS FELIX BAUMGARTNER. VOCÊ É SIMPLESMENTE FANTÁSTICO, INCRÍVEL, EXTRAORDINÁRIO ! GILBERTO SANTA THEREZA - 14.10.2012

[@snadcraig]

well....yeah. did you read the description? or the title? it's the cg preview they did several months ago. the actual jump is elsewhere.

[@KNot-Mi-ReelName]

I am glad the title said CGI, I just didn't notice it first. It is too good. So if in the past people were suspicious about the moon landing, it is going to be very hard to prove anything in the future.

[@WookieeF1]

So true... i think this was the most important and damn epic thing since Armstrongs first landing on the Moon. That was super huge event of our times. no doubt.

[@user-mz1oi8pm1y]

O cara é bom no que faz, muito bom e que Deus o abençoe sempre.

[@marlo1204]

That's a good question. At the ISS' velocity if you jumped out I think you would be in orbit since you're essentially in freefall already. And yea, if you were to fall to earth gravity would still be around 9.8m/s2 but with much less air you would build up so much downwards velocity hence when the air starts to thicken you'd prolly burn up.

[@reubassoon]

To anyone who hasn't noticed yet, this video does say CGI in the title. However, Mr. Baumgartner did have a camera attached to him, filming the fall. /watch?v=2RR-tzGOyi0.

[@paolatuiran716]

de locura que hermoso se veia todo desde alli felicitaciones sr. baumgarther / colombia ;)

[@painterkaravaev]

Великий человек ! Один из миллиардов ! Обязательно напишу картину,посвященную этому подвигу !

[@MemovicArmin]

Actually weight isn't the main factor, it's more related to shape. The terminal velocity of man in the stratosphere is higher than the troposphere because the air is thinner. He slowed down once he hit the troposphere, but redbull did report supersonic speeds in the stratosphere.

[@UrDutchFriend]

People saying that this is fake should do more research on it. This was a CGI movie preparing for the actual jump which he did today. The footage is also on KZbin. Go see it

[@TheCrazyeyeskillah]

Anyone who say's that yesterday's jump wasn't one of the most bad ass, coolest, most daring things that has ever been done should go see a therapist... That was one of the best 4 minutes of TV I have ever seen... I'm surprised this guys balls were able to fit in his suit. Can't wait to see the documentary with the POV cameras.

[@agguman]

I saw the whole thing here on "KZbin" live stream it was awesome.

[@boobalooba2]

The pod is actually attached to a parachute which is then attached to the balloon. You can see the parachute cables above the pod and the red chute above these cables. It separated from the balloon soon after Felix jumped. Scientists are going to to collect data, etc from it

[@cocacola50]

Applause you guys desevered it!!! whooooooo !!!

[@richardk321]

This Video is very professional even it can be shown on IMAX !! -ricky(Australia)-

[@lizaaay5]

Damn to see earth from all the way up there & actually jump, legend.

[@LeonelZambrano420]

that joy to know that I am alive at this time, and soon perhaps we also perform these feats

[@KungFuChess]

REDBULL STRATOS... the new ride at Universal studios!

[@AppleNintendoReview]

That vidéo was post on KZbin in jully and Félix jumped in october. But the traiter is amazing. And Sorry for m'y bad english

[@cobrakilla8]

The moment when he jumped, was the most shocking thing I have ever seen, Felix you are the man, God bless you. :)

[@andreeadiana6603]

trebuie sa fi foarte curajos pt a face asa ceva:)

[@erhsjock89]

Go on google and type in "space jump" in the search bar... The video kinda sucks cuz it captures him so far away, but the initial fall out of the capsule is awesome!

[@JuliaLeighBrooks]

~☜❤☞~ AWESOME HERO ~☜❤☞~ I watched this Live Stream in Awe on Dish. What an Journey he took us on. He's One Super Hero. I put him up at the Top of the List - AMAZING. HE DID IT - Perfectly like Angels were Watching Over Him. What a Landing - BRAVO !! Wonderful Posting, Crew, Sponsors - 5 Yrs of Work - Devotion. Great Gift to Mankind he Gave our World Risking his Life. Peace to all - Angel Eyes ~

[@gorgeuos]

not to seem a bit against the man, but first i'd like to congratulate the entire Red Bull Stratos team, they made an amazing thing possible for Felix

[@MisterNatMan]

fantastic animation!!!!! this was great and really exciting

[@marto256]

so redbull has a better Space exploration program that most of the world!!

[@cowboyarchangel]

Magnetic sheild? At 2:40, there is a computer generated representation of the sound barrier being broken, the visual side effect of which is condensed air causing water vapor to become visible.

[@SupieFly]

Just watched this happen Live on space.com. Amazing FELIX~

[@cowboyarchangel]

I thought, that perhaps I was alone in seeing the stupity being spit in my direction... thank you!

[@TGPanda242]

I got such goose bumps

[@MoinBayern]

he has got 2 cameras on each leg and 1 on his chest. there are also 15 cameras in the casing to film him on the way up and to film the jump

[@CarSmashBoy]

cool, will do. i got interested with this when i heard about the guy who owns Paypal has his own space program that he heads. his organization was the first successful private organization to deliver freight to the Russian space station. he lost 4 rockets, but the 5th launch was a complete success.

[@Nickbehrad012]

Dude i am amazed with this mission

[@stratocaster6270]

idk if i would jump man but looking at that scene would be amazing breaking the sound barrier would just be amazing he did it and lived and broke some ribs i think idk

[@mfatihsahan4093]

Felix is originally from Turkey,Yozgat. When he was 8 years old, his family migrated to Austuria. We really love him. He is not from Austuria. His best team is Galatasaray

[@UndeadPizzaGuy]

I don't think you understand the kind of forces that are at play during an actual reentry. It's not as simple as putting on a fire retardant suit, the air is actually being instantly ionized as it's compressed in front of you. You also can't have a stabilizer or stabilization system, because then it's no longer a free fall. The Shuttle for instance can only survive reentry because of two inch thick RCC panels, not something you could really make a suit out of.

[@MrWithoutspaces]

[2:45] Pause @__@ look at that Sonic BOOOM [ that SHAPE!!! ]

[@KNIGHTxPrOjEcT]

That was One small step for man,And one giant leap for man kind. Neil Armstrong saying from his Moon landing

[@manuelmontano9067]

esto es algo sumamente increíble hay que tener las suficientes agallas mis respetos

[@PikizinhaS]

HE'S THE REAL KING :) RESPECT!

[@Toastyrik11]

I love CGI !!!! SCIENCE IS AWESOME!!!!

[@bodhihypnose]

Geniale Bilder und jetzt hat er es geschafft!!! Wahnsinn

[@vannahbuttbeauty1]

I'm from Roswell, Nm and I seen him in the sky from my back yard. Wasssup!!

[@ayesha2861]

This is 7 years now! 😭❤

[@PedroLeiria]

Congrats, Felix!

[@Readysetgo751]

Respekt! Super Leistung Felix!

[@MrKetbadin]

This is The Best !! OF My Mind

[@rushyoja]

Bravo! i know nothing about space jumping..but was amazed...is there anyone controlling the 'balloon' where it should go? or just freely go up and up and up till the targeted height? thanks..

[@jojo23mojo]

He really did that in Real ... awesome ... the hero of of hero's in the world ....

[@EvryGudUsrNameIsTakn]

the cgi and hans zimmer-ish music made this more fun to watch than the actual footage

[@redhotstig]

Absolutely amazing

[@Hakan1Caliskan]

Congrats! You got him.

[@Xclann]

Yesterday (UT-7 2013-04-15), there was something about Redbull #AIRDROP. Basically, a crate seems to have been "air-dropped" by Redbull onto some universities, and in it had a bunch of Redbull cans (unopened). Quite Interesting. It seems not all schools got it though.

[@As23car]

yea i agree with that sound doenst go the same speed everywhere, cuz of the densety of air. But still show me the video where he passed 1173km/h. Everybody talkinh about 1347 and many sites is this, but when i was watching this live online he didnt passed 1173

[@Rdrudw]

@ Felix Baumgarterl Si tacuisses, philosophus mansisses!

[@AlphaEckoNiner9ner]

dubstep makes everything mindblowing...

[@Glennwert]

A guy so gutsy, even Chuck Norris bows his head in respect.

[@MrSukhoi25]

Thanks!!!

[@jonasjung3266]

Crazy :D I Love Felix

[@AndyGraumann1]

A great day for the Republic of Turkey. Very proud of our bullonaut.

[@loombaron]

alien from the spaceship: "hey look that human, we did that 1,000,000,000,000 light years ago remember?"

[@Belefint]

Because if you can't see, this video was made 5 months ago. He made the jump the other day.

[@1234Tubie]

To ground control: holding my .... oh no .... happens Rescue team: what's that smell

[@sparkyjulia]

THAT IS SO FREAKING COOL!!!!!!

[@ayalaangel20jaa]

grandioso.muy buen video

[@brigettedeva]

Please share if you were able to find it. I have also been on the hunt for the video unsuccessfully.