"an altitude 100,000 feet" is missing "of" after "altitude."pic.twitter.com/bLwv0lEsa2
Would you take a balloon flight that goes up 19 miles?https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/18/science/space-balloon-trips.html …
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Quick answer Kenneth, no.
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Maybe the quickest no of all time
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Only if I had training in HALO jumps and all equipment necessary to survive a 10 minute free fall.
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Project Excelsior had multi-minute free falls from over 100,000 feet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Excelsior …
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I’ll wait after a few hundred thousand try it out haha
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Absolutely. Would be an epic experience.
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Holding out for suborbital flight!
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Well...
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