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48 minSpace Jump 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 jumpHere are the key numbers – and the stories behind them – from Red Bull Stratos, the free-fall from space that held millions enthralled 10 years ago.
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Felix Baumgartner
AustriaAustria·Aerobatic Flying

Mission Suit

Model
XWP-3672
Pressure Helmet
Aluminum Polycarbonate
Pressure gloves
Nylon Neoprene
Lunar Overshoe
Synthetic Elastomer Foam
Stratos Suit 4
Stratos Suit 1
Stratos Suit 2
Stratos Suit 3
Stratos Suit 4
Stratos Suit 1

Capsule

Model
RZT-8054
Skeleton base
Titanium
Cover Material
Aluminum Polycarbonate
Entrance Door
Carbon Fiber
360° View Click and Drag
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
Red Bull StratosExperience the incredible achievement of the Red Bull Stratos mission through Felix Baumgartner’s eyes.
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