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The Challenger: "I'm still pretty wet" - he's off to get changed, get warm and have a coffee.about 21 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Stuart Sterzel: we're going to carry on supporting Yves and we expect to be together a long time.about 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Stuart Sterzel, Webtel.mobi - for us today was a success, Yves showed very fine qualities of courage and resilience. I'm very proud.about 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck
The Challenger: I can't tell how fast I'm going. No instruments. I gauge it like putting my hand out of the car window.about 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Search and rescue diver: we were very confident and followed the drills today. We rehearsed very well yesterday.about 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck
Question: when did you have have to eject? The Challenger: we estimate 3-4 minutes into the flight.about 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck
The Challenger: the more powerful wing didn't have a big enough range - it wasn't ready for this challenge.about 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck
The Challenger: main problem was turbulence and poor visibility - I have no instruments and have to rely on feelabout 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck
The Challenger: the problem was the wing was heavy at the beginning so slow to climb, and the gap between stalling and climbing is smallabout 22 hours agofrom TweetDeck