But with such a huge spin on it, people will not only miss an opportunity to be educated on what he actually did, they are actively being misled about it. I jus

But with such a huge spin on it, people will not only miss an opportunity to be educated on what he actually did, they are actively being misled about it. I just can't stand such rubbish tactics. The jump height is just one particular point that I noticed, and it was a point where they seemed to deliberately put a lot of spin on it in a couple of places: 1) They consistently called it "edge of space". It's a lot closer to an airliners flight height than the edge of space (100km). 2) Their consistent use of fish-eye lenses for the outside imagery made it seem like you can actually see the earth's curvature, conjuring up images of space-flight. 3) Whenever he talked with Kittinger on the ground, they background animation showed a rotating earth from LEO. Together this all seems to mislead an unsuspecting viewer into believing that he jumped from somewhere a lot higher. What's wrong with being honest about it being 39km and nowhere near space?