1. Felix Baumgartner
Alysia Addison

2. Felix Baumgartner How did Felix prepare himself?
How was the suit engineered?
Mission will facilitate future space travelers.

3. How did Felix prepare himself?
Felix won the world championship for BASE jumping in 1997

4. How did Felix prepare himself?
1st practice jump - 71,581 feet
2nd practice jump – 97,603 feet
Roswell, New Mexico was ideal

5. How did Felix prepare himself?
High altitude training
Physical Training
Physiological training
Technical Training

6. How was the suit engineered?
Can withstand major temperature changes
Prevents “the bends”

7. How was the suit engineered?
Provides oxygen
Keeps body at core temperature

8. How was the suit engineered?
Contains tiny command center

9. Mission will facilitate future space travelers
Over 40 acres
55 stories high

10. Mission will facilitate future space travelers
Pressure Sphere
Cage
Shell
Base
Crush Pads

11. Mission will facilitate future space travelers
Increased safety for our future pilots and space travelers.

12. Groundbreaking!
October 14th, 2012 was the first time a person had fallen quicker than the speed of sound and had free fallen from 128,100 feet.

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