Interesting. I have always wondered where gravity was no longer a factor. When that guy jumped out of the capsule, he was in space, or so I thought..
International aero and astronautical bodies recognize the Karman Line (100 km) as the start of space. Felix Baumgartner jumped at 39 km, far short of the Karman Line, but it was a world record for skydiving.
Gravity never stops being a factor. Objects in orbit are continuously “falling”, but their motion is forward, around the planet. If the object did not have forward motion it would fall straight down, like a free-falling parachutist.