Skydive from the Stratosphere (23 miles), the highest ever. Live stream

[Bouncer]

The link in post #1 :retard:

christ bro, we are in a world of imbeciles.

[Mr I]

when's the fuck gonna jump

[blm]

christ bro, we are in a world of imbeciles.

He's getting bad. The worst he's ever been. You need to reach out to him. He loves and respects you. :hibb:

[Mr I]

my lady just said, has he got a parachute lol!

[blm]

It's live on Discovery Channel too.

[Mr I]

tv on

[blm]

tv on

He jumped 4 minutes ago. Reached 730mph (until they stopped showing his speed)!

Chute deployed.

[Mr I]

He jumped 4 minutes ago. Reached 730mph!

Chute deployed.

link failed so watching it on tv

[Bouncer]

He jumped 4 minutes ago. Reached 730mph (until they stopped showing his speed)!

Chute deployed.

didnt break the sound barrier and didnt freefall longer then the american in 1960. pussy.

[blm]

didnt break the sound barrier and didnt freefall longer then the american in 1960. pussy.

Don't know if he broke the sound barrier yet. They stopped showing his speed.

[Mr I]

touchdown and another fake mission from the US Yeeaaaayee! Go USA!

[Bouncer]

Don't know if he broke the sound barrier yet. They stopped showing his speed.

his only chance was the first 30 seconds when the air was thin. he would have slowed down after that.

[Mr I]

he got to 729 from what I saw

[blm]

According to this information, he did in fact break the sound barrier. I was only thinking of the speed of sound at sea level (761 mph). However, different altitudes equate to different speeds.

Dictionary : Speed_of_Sound_and_Mach_Numbers

[Mr I]

Yeas speed of sound is usually 735mph for a plane