Alan Eustace: I leapt from the stratosphere. Here's how I did it

The speaker, inspired by his aerospace engineer father and the Apollo program, explores the possibility of lingering in the stratosphere. After consulting with experts, he develops a stratospheric suit with ILC Dover, known for Apollo suits. The suit, lighter and simpler than a capsule, allows a successful balloon ascent to 135,890 feet and a safe descent. The speaker highlights the importance of teamwork and innovative parachute technology, reflecting on the project's impact on his family and personal growth.

What safety measures were incorporated into the stratospheric suit?

Discuss the challenges faced when attempting to reach the stratosphere.

What role did the drogue parachute play in the speaker's descent?

Reflect on the speaker's interaction with their daughter regarding the concept of impossibility.