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Father And Son Send iPhone Into Space And Record Incredible Video
A father and son from Brooklyn, New York sent an iPhone into the stratosphere a few weeks ago to record a video of the earth's curvature.
The two spent eight months researching and testing their homemade craft, which was made of a weather balloon and a styrofoam case for the iPhone, before launching in Newburgh, NY. The phone apparently braved winds of 100 miles-per-hour and temperatures as cold as 60 below zero (the iPhone was smartly packed with hand warmers). The recorded video shows the phone reaching a height of 100,000 feet before the balloon burst, plummeting the contraption back to earth, where it landed 30 miles from the launch point, in a tree, where the father and son found it in the dark because of the iPhone's LED light. |
why'd they use such a shitty camera????
I'd love to try that though |
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wow, earth is round!!
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wait, from how i understood it, it's an iphone WITH a camera, not the iphone's camera.
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Right at the end of the video it says the phones batteries ran out after recording. |
pretty high quality
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haha MobileMe while its in space. Im sorry sir, your phone is outta this world.
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What gps app i wonder did they use
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cool vid
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What are the roaming charges up there?
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Shiet, crazy
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Yet they said they found the phone after it landed due to the led at night?>
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damn!!! talk about a father and son project!
Watch the kid become the next leading JPL scientist because his dad decided to do this with him! |
LOL.. its not an iPhone. Just a regular HD camera. Doubt the iPhones batteries would have lasted that long :D
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they showed the iphone in the video
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Sounds like an amazing project....Great lesson for the kid in so many different ways...=)
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very cool
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The MIT one done before this one is much better.
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