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Never-before-seen images and perspectives commemorate the legacy of Red Bull Stratos and Felix Baumgartner.

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Felix Baumgartner of Austria seen in Lucerne, Switzerland on August 16, 2022.

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Stratos by the numbers: the key stats behind Felix Baumgartner’s space jump

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Felix Baumgartner

Austria

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Aerobatic Flying

Crew Members

Art Thompson

Technical Project Director

Joe Kittinger

Flight Operations and Safety, Capcom

Andy Walshe

High Performance Director

Luke Aikins

Skydiving Consultant

Mike Todd

Life Support Engineer

Mission Suit

Model

XWP-3672

Pressure Helmet

Aluminum Polycarbonate

Pressure gloves

Nylon Neoprene

Lunar Overshoe

Synthetic Elastomer Foam

Capsule

Model

RZT-8054

Skeleton base

Titanium

Cover Material

Aluminum Polycarbonate

Entrance Door

Carbon Fiber

360° View Click and Drag

Suit Capsule

Full Specs

Highest Exit (jump) Altitude

38,969.4 m

Maximum Vertical Speed

1,357.6 kmh

Felix was supersonic for

30 seconds

Minutes of Freefall

4 minutes 20 seconds

Temperature of air at time of jump

-70.9 °C

Balloon Overall Height

212 m

Felix’s heart rate at time of jump

176 beats per minute

Views across YouTube

1 billion

Years of development

More than 5

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Experience the incredible achievement of the Red Bull Stratos mission through Felix Baumgartner’s eyes.

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