Pandi3w1 source Bookmark Share Talk about this Copy Copy for Socials See In PandiPedia Manage SourcesInside the historic 1960 stratospheric parachute jumps0:48Launching a Human to the Edge of Space in 1960Video fileBefore modern space capsules, pilots rode open balloons directly to the edge of space.0:35Stepping into the Void from the StratosphereVideo fileImagine stepping off a platform where the sky is pitch black and Earth curves beneath you.0:36Wiring a Test Pilot to Survive SpaceVideo fileHere is how biomedical telemetry worked before digital computers existed.1:37Layering the World's Early Pressure SuitsVideo fileWithout this multi-layer suit, human blood would boil in seconds at 100,000 feet.1:26Testing Pressure Suits at Minus 100 DegreesVideo fileEngineers had to freeze human pilots just to see if space gear could survive.0:12Freefalling from 102,800 FeetVideo fileHe leapt out of a balloon gondola at over 100,000 feet with only a pressure suit.1:50Boarding the Highest Step in the WorldVideo fileBefore jumping from the edge of space, he had to step onto this tiny platform.0:37Stepping into the Void from 100,000 FeetVideo fileThis man stood at the threshold of space and decided to jump.0:54Main Parachute Deployment and Desert TouchdownVideo fileAfter a four-minute supersonic plunge, the main canopy finally opens.0:59Recovery Crew Attends to the PilotVideo fileHere is what happens to the human body after falling from the edge of space.1 / 10Go to clip 1 of 10Go to clip 2 of 10Go to clip 3 of 10Go to clip 4 of 10Go to clip 5 of 10Go to clip 6 of 10Go to clip 7 of 10Go to clip 8 of 10Go to clip 9 of 10Go to clip 10 of 10Sorry, Pandi could not find an answer.Let's look at alternatives:Try Super Pandi (Recommended)Modify the query.Start a new thread.Remove sources (if manually added).✦Your algorithm