STS-69 Crew Training: Bailout

[Music] and push your eyes you give me that counterbalance / that's good especially with you holding up yes help yeah you had 2 liters of water back here and 30,000 psi that's great you're gonna hang out here you're gonna come in they're sure to tell Adam I got a hit [Music] I I could get you in I don't have any extra headsets but you could probably just kind of listen pretty close enough to understand follow more than all everything how about once you get in follow me I would do that any I'll go ahead and get them into your [Music] remind everybody to pull the green apple and lower and lock their visor and make sure the color green filter out hey at this time it will be a full watch this microphone damn down we're heading down over the water we'll just assume that we have gone ahead and gone into Auto and we've got 603 our 305 up in this particular case my controller powers are off and we're gliding alright you can check your tabs close your visors [Music] it is the hatch is not [Music] [Music] [Music] we'll probably just general the way you just had it yes ah thanks relief [Music] in real life we can achieve riding flight a lot of wind going by there it's going to make it I'm not entirely sure that if you got close enough that hatch you wouldn't get sucked out if you weren't careful anyhow so I don't know what the pressure pattern is or and I'm not sure they go so essentially once you give the blow of to go to blow the hatch everybody goes and get out there's 20,000 feet right there start going down oh no blow the hatch at 30 but when you start jumping out as soon as you can right after 30 8,000 feet a minute and the difference between 30 and 20 really didn't all that much so probably once the hatch is long given how long it actually takes to get out we should just go all right but it was still a good-looking run and it