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scientist 33: the entrepreneur – Felix Baumgartner’s skyjump (2012)

by roger · Published Sep 2016 · Updated Nov 2018

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Our guest Anmol Sood of Hildago was on the team that monitored Felix Baumgartner health as he jumped from the edge of space and reached a speed of over 800 mph. Based in Cambridge UK, the company makes the Equivital Lifemonitor and are expert at handling data from sensors.

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See Anmol Sood on BBC Breakfast: www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19958528
Equivital from Hildago www.equivital.co.uk

15/12/2012

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