Nutterz Trivia With Prize

[QSis]

Congrats, Love2! The Nutterz are delicious!!!

I am still confused about the answer, though. Or the question.

Can you or Renfro spell it out for us?

Lee

 

[Adillo303]

So am I lee. His highest jump was from 102,800 feet which is about 19 miles. Space starts at 62 miles.

 

[Keltin]

The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) accepts the definition of space starting at 100km (62 miles) above sea level. But they also acknowledge the “edge of space” which is considerably lower. In using the term “edge of space” then Kittinger was the first.

 

[chowhound]

I've jumped from 23,000 ft before. Is that the edge, edge, edge of space?

 

[Keltin]

I've jumped from 23,000 ft before. Is that the edge, edge, edge of space?

I think that is the edgiest edgey edge of space???

 

[Deadly Sushi]

Tom Hanks

 

[Renfro Jones]

Congrats, Love2! The Nutterz are delicious!!!

I am still confused about the answer, though. Or the question.

Can you or Renfro spell it out for us?

Lee

I posted a video in the We Have a Winner thead. In first video the narrator states he was technically the first person in space. I just thought it was kind of cool and wanted to share.

 

[QSis]

Okay, in any case, Love2Q found the answer you were looking for and he's in for a treat!

Lee

 

[buckytom]

i wuz robbed!!!!

i guess it depends on your definition of space, which is arbitrary.

 

[Luckytrim]

there are no straight answers for this question.
I'm inclined to not accept "sub-orbital" as entry into "space"............

As for me, the trivia guru, I agree with "Alan B. Shepard"

but, as I said, this is open to argument, depending, as Chow said, on your interpretation of "Space.............

 

[chowhound]

All I know is it's the final frontier.
;^)

 

[buckytom]

i wonder what the air smells like in space?

 

[Miniman]

But isn't space a vacuum??

 

[buckytom]

i don't know about how clean it is, but i know that there's air.

after all, in washington there's an air-n-space museum...