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How To Film The Earth From The Stratosphere…using Duct Tape
Using some duct tape, a helium balloon and styrofoam, Alex Baker and Chris Rose, PhD students at the University of Sheffield, sent a camera and a GPS tracking unit into the stratosphere and captured some pretty cool aerial footage.
They did this on 17 December 2010, (thought it was reported on the BBC today) and the flight time was about 2 hours and 50 mins as stated on their flickr page, which has a cool panoramic photo stitch from their footage from an altitude of about 35 km.
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astronomy, BBC, Chris Rose, Duct tape, Global Positioning System, helium, science, Sheffield University, stratosphere, video, YouTube
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