Re: ....What Swiss Airways Captains do on their Day Off.....

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...My Point Exactly,

Bryant Petitt
Cumming, GA
I don't believe anything on this earth exceeds 112 mi.
per second except light and electricity.

--- Russell Ng <russng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Bryan
>
> The speed was actually approximately 112 miles per
> hour, not 112 per second
> which would translate into just over 400,000 miles
> per hour. Needless to
> say, at that speed he would have incinerated.
>
> Russell
> SIN
>
>
>
> At 06:08 AM 9/8/04 -0700, you wrote:
> >It was absolutely fantastic - freedom in three
> >dimensions. I felt like a bird. /
> >
> >   Swiss pilot, Yves Rossy, the first jet propelled
> >flying man. Rossy flew over the Swiss Alps on Aug.
> 23
> >for four minutes with two jet engines strapped to a
> >wing on his back. The wing was made of carbon and
> >filled with kerosene for an expected 10 minute
> flight.
> >He reached a top speed of 112 miles per second by
> >flying out of an airplane and landing with a
> >parachute. By day Rossy is a captain of an Airbus
> for
> >Swiss Airlines.
> >
> >(My note, 112 miles per second has got to be a
> record
> >in itself).
> >
> >
> >
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