Michael Stumpf

There's not. If you do a zero airspeed jump out of a hot air balloon, you'll feel the stomach rising.

There's not. If you do a zero airspeed jump out of a hot air balloon, you'll feel the stomach rising.

No, out of a plane, I'm saying you're not going to feel it.

No, out of a plane, I'm saying you're not going to feel it.

No, out of a plane, I'm saying you're not going to feel it.

Yeah. Adam Singer is one of the smartest people I know. Have you heard this story?

Yeah. Adam Singer is one of the smartest people I know. Have you heard this story?

Yeah. Adam Singer is one of the smartest people I know. Have you heard this story?

It opened with him and his brother. And I think the first words out of their mouth were, and then I stepped on his dick.

It opened with him and his brother. And I think the first words out of their mouth were, and then I stepped on his dick.

It opened with him and his brother. And I think the first words out of their mouth were, and then I stepped on his dick.

This man does science for a living.

This man does science for a living.

This man does science for a living.

He tried to tell me that there was a chance that if he exited the aircraft in flight, a skydiving aircraft, which by the way, he was telling me the door was on the incorrect side of the aircraft to begin with. So this is giving me an idea of his recall in the moment. That if he pushed forward hard enough, he'd get sucked into the engine.

He tried to tell me that there was a chance that if he exited the aircraft in flight, a skydiving aircraft, which by the way, he was telling me the door was on the incorrect side of the aircraft to begin with. So this is giving me an idea of his recall in the moment. That if he pushed forward hard enough, he'd get sucked into the engine.

He tried to tell me that there was a chance that if he exited the aircraft in flight, a skydiving aircraft, which by the way, he was telling me the door was on the incorrect side of the aircraft to begin with. So this is giving me an idea of his recall in the moment. That if he pushed forward hard enough, he'd get sucked into the engine.

But there is no sensation. So even a twin otter or a caravan, which would be very traditional skydiving aircraft, they slow down on exit. So there's not as much wind that hits you. But you're still doing 70, 80 knots. So that's going to be... close to 90 miles per hour, you do not get, even for an instant, the stomach rise. You go right into the wind.

But there is no sensation. So even a twin otter or a caravan, which would be very traditional skydiving aircraft, they slow down on exit. So there's not as much wind that hits you. But you're still doing 70, 80 knots. So that's going to be... close to 90 miles per hour, you do not get, even for an instant, the stomach rise. You go right into the wind.

But there is no sensation. So even a twin otter or a caravan, which would be very traditional skydiving aircraft, they slow down on exit. So there's not as much wind that hits you. But you're still doing 70, 80 knots. So that's going to be... close to 90 miles per hour, you do not get, even for an instant, the stomach rise. You go right into the wind.