That was my bad, I assumed it was already out since it was KEY.

I hope it wont have anything resembling the endless eight..

I know that feel, and now time for two random pictures

I don´t think there is such a thing as standard terminal velocity, the terminal velocity depends on the thickness of the medium it is in. The air gets thicker the less the height is. So after the few seconds of accelerating he slows down all the time because the air gets thicker. So in the same height his speed was the same as Kittingers.

I suppose.

he broke the sound barrier my good friend

*almost broke

but you are completely right about the friction thing

No, he did break the sound barrier. Do some research my friend. He reached Mach 1.24. Pressure also determines terminal velocity. The pressure is nearly zero 24 miles above the Earth. So yeah, he could break the sound barrier no problem.

he reached 766mph, speed of sound is 768mph

Speed of sound changes with altitude. It's slower in the upper atmosphere, and nothing in space.

He went fast.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443675404578056061642681072.html

Here is my source. I just got done reading this before I came onto funnyjunk.

6 minutes.

what channel?

I'm in new york, so channel 450 on time warner.

I actually meant the station, but I'm guessing syfy?

bbc america

MFW

you missed my point fella