Jump from Space #science #sciencefacts

In this thrilling video, you will see how Felix Baumgartner, an Austrian skydiver and daredevil, achieved one of the most amazing feats in human history. On October 14, 2012, he ascended to the stratosphere in a helium balloon, reaching an altitude of 39 km (24 mi) above the Earth. Then, he jumped out of his capsule and plummeted towards the ground at a speed of 1,357.64 km/h (843.6 mph), becoming the first person to break the sound barrier without a vehicle. He also set world records for the highest parachute jump, the longest free-fall, and the highest manned balloon flight. His jump was part of the Red Bull Stratos project, a scientific mission to test the limits of human performance and technology in extreme conditions. Don't miss this incredible footage of Felix's historic space jump, and learn more about the science and challenges behind it. Subscribe to our channel Unveiled Universe for more amazing videos like this!.

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[avinashkumar-ipyn]

But, In space things can't move without external force on it. Bcz in space there is no gravitational pull. So, how he jumped or even moved or got to the speed of 1300km

[LaibakhanLaibakhan-pn]

اگر یہ کسی اعر پلینٹ پہ گر جاتا تو ؟ کسی اور سیارے پہ گر حاتا تو اسکا کیا ہوتا

[aboutmotive]

Agar girte samy pani me gir jaye toh ??

[KalpeshVaghela-gmwc]

Sir sound ki speed se jayde speed thi to burn kyu nahi hua 😢

[RaviMishra-mlew]

Why didn't' he burn out by the earth's atmosphere?