Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

[Hydrazoic Acid]

Re: Rate The Song Above You II

Khor, you're post very interesting prog-rock song. I especially liked the alternation harmonious keyboards and dissonant guitar phrases in the middle of the song. 9/10.
Tray73, "Blood Red Skies" has a beautiful, lyrical, soul-tearing intro, but in my opinion, the rest of the song a bit marred by electronic drums.6.5/10.

 

[Berserker]

Re: Post a Picture of Anything Vol.2

He gets around.

 

[Abraxas]

Re: What's Your Weather? Part II

Windy.

 

[Julie]

Re: Member's Picture Thread Vol. 2

Cool
I'm just in a open top bus visiting Bristol hahahaha...

 

[Julie]

Re: Daily, Nightly and Ever So Rightly II *Chat Thread*

why's stumbleupon doing that?

 

[Berserker]

Re: Daily, Nightly and Ever So Rightly II *Chat Thread*

because all I use it for is snowboard flics, its trying to force me to branch out.

 

[LG]

Re: Daily, Nightly and Ever So Rightly II *Chat Thread*

Live Broadcast | Red Bull Stratos

Strattus jump in less than 1 hour! part of history, human supersonic freefall from space!

(yes, his balls are made from solid steel)

I watched that, very impressed when he stepped outside the capsule and let go, seein' him tumble head over heels for a long time made me nauseous though.

He did set the altitude record, proved that you can parachute from orbit and land safely if your gear stays intact but I didn't watch the summary long enough to know if he broke the sound barrier or not...

 

[Julie]

Re: Daily, Nightly and Ever So Rightly II *Chat Thread*

He was going faster than the speed of light!!

It said on the live stream that there was a person in 1960 who held (and still holds) the longest free fall record. How???

 

[Khor1255]

Re: Daily, Nightly and Ever So Rightly II *Chat Thread*

I think the terminal velocity is just 200 something mph. You won't break the sound barrier by simply falling.


EDIT

Strike that. It seems it's much higher in a thinner atmosphere. Wow, you learn something new every day.

 

[LG]

Re: Daily, Nightly and Ever So Rightly II *Chat Thread*

I think he broke 700+ Mph, which was impressive no matter if it's the sound barrier or not.

I have no idea Julie, I watched it but then when he landed safely turned it off.

If I remember he opened his parachute at 6,000 feet, perhaps the person you are talking about dropped further before opening his chute...