The Plane That Accidentally Flew Into Space 😨 (EXPLAINED)

[BuiHieuDong]

That pilot be like: "I came looking for copper and i found gold."

[falllimit]

Imagine being able to say “Oh yea I accidentally went to space one time”

[gezzapk]

Wife: So how was work?
Pilot: Out of this world!!

[twot_themagnificent]

Bro took "I think my pilot screwed up" to another level💀

[cheese]

"honey what happened? why r u late?"

"oh babe I went to space accidentally"

[Fordabeam]

Alpha retreat back to base. Pilot:I can't. Tower:why not. Pilot:I'm in space

[bloxybacon]

Pilot: oops I took a wrong turn!

The wrong turn:

[itsolivia]

“I’ll just go up a bit higher.”
*flies into fucking space*

[Isbeys]

"where are you sergant?"
"space"
"WHAT THE FU-"

[aweiszguy]

Gave new meaning to the phrase, "The sky's the limit."

[monstery]

"Allright passengers if you look down at your window you can see earth" 💀

[Vexoyz]

Bro is never gonna lose 2 truths 1 lie ever in his life 💀

[UnhorsedGoose]

That flight, X-15 Flight 90, was launched on July 19, 1963 and piloted by Captain Joseph A. Walker. The highest altitude achieved in that flight was 106 kilometers, making it 6 kilometers above the international "edge of space" known as the Karman Line. While he did reach space, he was most certainly not the first US Citizen to go to space as that achievement had already been made by Alan Shepard on May 5, 1961 when his Mercury-Redstone launch vehicle took him to an altitude of 187 kilometers. In the roster of people who've gone to space, Capt. Joe Walker is #13, right after Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova only a month prior.

[sethyaiko]

I can’t wait to “accidentally” fly into space when I’m in the Air Force😂

[darkcreepervideos]

Maverick been really quiet ever since he saw this

[mriron]

Bro really said "i need some space!"

[CC--Fox]

"Hey hunny how was your flight?"

"I went to space"

[Knedits]

Bro had one job and messed it up in the worst way possible 💀

[Norman_Rafale]

The X15 wasnt a air force plane, it was an experimental rocket powered aircraft, still rather impressive it was also the fastest manned aircraft going 7x faster than the speed of sound

[nicholasskevis]

The first US citizen to go to space was Alan Sheppard (1961). The aircraft you are refering to is the X-15 (and there were 8 flights of that plane which reached space and they were intentional). Sometimes factchecking is a good practice...