Go Pro Camera launched into Space!! Must See!!

[dragoninfire123]

how did you got it back??



[allamsp]

fuck fuck it from 0:13 it awsome!!!!!!!!!

[mandorocks10]

i can see my house from here

[TheGibba2011]

that is epic

[flyingtigre1]

N.A.S.A.

why do we need specimen (spaceman) when we can use Go Pro H.D.

much cheaper and way more effective MISSION right there.

Do you guys rember "space monkey" How much did that cost the U.S.goverment.?

200 dollar camera on a 100,00 dollar rocket with unlimited data. And no time schedule to return if need bee.

Come on NASA. Get a clew.....

F-1

[lowwpass]

@flyingtigre1 - I guess you're not familiar with the multiple unmanned projects carried out by NASA: Voyager, Viking, Pathfinder, Hubble, etc., etc. And, by the way, it's spelled "clue".

[oliroolz]

at 0:35 whats that coming down the camera? and also, on the other vid you said the camera hd to be inside it, so what was this footae from!?

[smeagle9999]

1:45 is that the sound of the air being sucked out of the camera case? I know its supposed to withstand up to 100ft underwater but doesn't say anything about space on the website

[cinemamaster]

@smeagle9999 but it isn't a problem because under water in 100ft depth the water presses with about 2.9 bar (relatively to air pressure) on the waterproof housing and in space the housing gets a pressure about -1 bar (because of the air inside); the direction of the pressure is the other but that doesn't matter :D

[lhequatro]

how did you recover it anyway

[rednut416]

1:41 aliens are speaking lol

[netwt42oz]

0:35 it's going faster than the speed of light so the camera cant film

[rednut416]

@netwt42oz speed of light !?!?!?! i think you mean sound? if it was light how could they still see it?

[netwt42oz]

@rednut416 ....joking

[rednut416]

@netwt42oz i have no life.

[ryansnider]

@rednut416 the point. you missed it.

[coopergameplay]

@netwt42oz yeah i hope u mean sound



[netwt42oz]

@coopergameplay hmm, people dont seem to get my jokes.

[Zookei]

@netwt42oz Actually i think it's the gforce

[smaldo19]

@netwt42oz if you look closely, you can see it lose it's mass too. Not.

[SpreeChopper]

@netwt42oz The black stuff in front of the camera is the camera fairing melting away. Things tend to get warm at those velocities.

[jb13611]

@netwt42oz umm light travels 186'000 miles a second.....

[netwt42oz]

@jb13611 omfg i swear you are the millionth person to not realize this IS A JOKE

[jambozx]

@jb13611 so that's how fast the rocket is travelling. Do you have a problem with that?

[Philios2Glory1]

So its basically a giant SAM. lol

[ashesoneeight]

Thanks for funking up my tweeters... but nice vid

[krogen42hull198]

1:40 is that Walker Lake by Hawthorne, NV?

[krogen42hull198]

Only 18 more Kilometers in altitude and you guys would have really made it into space

[zeezeebooboo1]

im gonna build a rocket like that too- any advice?

[KhushalKhan86]

DUDE! WHY? xD That must have cost so much money^^ I still wonder if you got the video-data via radio-transmission or by recollecting the Cams, but I can't imagine, they survived falling down from 82 km height^^ I know they can survive a lot, but this?^^ I love these vids, awesome, shows that today nearly everyone can be his own little Yuri Gagarin!^^

[3ISAMAGICNUMBR]

@KhushalKhan86 parachute? 

[Flugzeugfan100]

1:44 ouuch!

[yourhero33]

how did u retrieve this cam lol im curious

[rockerojuan]

awesome rocket

[dregmar0]

Would you mind telling the dimensions on the rocket, weight, type of fuel used?

[SHGAHG]

@dregmar0 Google "guy kress black dragon" for full details

[dregmar0]

@SHGAHG thanks for that link, lot of great rockets there

[wessendorf15]

@dregmar0 well that fuel was apcp or ancp fosurre by the flame length

[dregmar0]

That was awesome!