What Do da Vinci and World-Record Skydiver Alan Eustace Have in Common? – STEM in 30
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- What Do da Vinci and World-Record Skydiver Alan Eustace Have in Common? – STEM in 30
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- In 2014, Alan Eustace set the world record for the highest altitude jump at 135,899 feet. Learn about his journey and find out about the daredevils who preceded Eustace. More info: airandspace.si.edu/stemin30
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- 3 min 25 sec
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- aviation air space national museum smithsonian airplane NASA Rocket Jet Discovery SR-71 Blackbird "Space Shuttle" History Science STEM astronaut
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- 2018-04-09T17:20:12.000Z
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- Aeronautics;Flight;Space Sciences
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