Well, I didn't write it when I should have had so now I'm about to do it.Felix Baumgartner, the man who broke the sound barrier. A historic record!
He will become history and in three hundred years time kids will study his record in History class. Then, the curiosity of some thirteen years old student will be aroused. He'll look it up and... My blog! Oh! Happiness! My post will appear and I'll be... Who knows. Well, lets get on with it that I'm getting depressed over here...
To the point, Felix Baumgartner jumped from the stratosphere, from 39.068 meters of altitude.
And although I thought he was death as there was a moment in the one his body was bumping around, no way! Alive and kicking he landed around Mexico!!
So, congratulations to the world's craziest man. Because of people like you science advances. :)
And, to you, who are reading this in quite a few years... You should now it was a contradictory moment: "He's mad" (...) "He's gonna kill himself, he's gonna kill himself, he's gonna kill himself..." (..) "Goodness! He's killed himself! He's killed himself! Oh my God..." (...) "He's alive! Incredible! What an amazing achievement!" (...) "That's how science advances, yeah, that's the way..."
And that's how I lived Felix Baumgartner's record.
I post the free fall, if it still can be named like that...:
And that's all! Enjoy it, that we're becoming history!
(Is it that obvious that I'm from the arts' branch? Ha, ha!)
I'm sorry it took me that long to post this in English, exams and all that stuff, you know...
Lot's of love, my historians!
Miriam
