I saw film of the guy a day after he jumped. His head was swollen and his face was black. He did recover but looked like he was dying to me.
100,000 feet
I got to thinking and I might be thinking of the guy who set the G force record on a rail sled. Just not sure.
They are saying the prior jumper had a tear in the glove and that affected things...his hands welled to twice the size of the normal hand...from 102,000 - he also chocked for a while as he came down. They never figured why but suspected a tie down from the pressure suit.
Now at 103,500 feet
1:49 time elapsed
ascending faster that 1000 feet per minutes
I think they said he had a leaky glove, so wasn’t under intended pressure for part of the fall.