pretty much 230 miles up.
So far, space is an infinite void of nothingness and dark matter, and there is no edge to space.
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It takes about 150 seconds (2.5 minutes) for the shuttle to get out of Earth's atmosphere to the edge of space, defined for most purposes as 62 miles (100 km.) above sea level.
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The air is too thin. You need a rocket and speed to defeat thin air. The edge of space is 65 miles up. The X series plane went to the edge of space and it's the only aircraft that reached the edge of space. I'm sorry, but the SR-71 can't get close to space. 80k feet isn't close to the edge of space. 375k feet is closer to the edge of space.
pretty much 230 miles up.
So far, space is an infinite void of nothingness and dark matter, and there is no edge to space.
It is 787.69 miles according to MapQuest.
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380 km equates to 236.12 miles.
The duration of James May at the Edge of Space is 1800.0 seconds.
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The atmosphere does extend out more than 100 miles. The altitude of 100 kilometers (62 miles) is officially the edge of space, but this "boundary" is rather arbitrary.
James May at the Edge of Space was created on 2009-06-21.
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