the camera captures. fortunately, it lands only 30 miles north of the launch site. and they re able to retrieve the footage. to be totally honest, we got a little sick watching it. because we were eating it and watching it at our kitchen table the first time. and we were so focused on the screen and eating at the same time. and it s whooshes around. but once it reaches the stratosphere, everything levels out. we were shooting from about 80,000 feet. twice as high as a plane. three times as high as a plane. according to his iphone, the craft peaks at 100,000 feet or nearly 19 miles above the earth on its 95-minute voyage. at the very end, the balloon is stretched to its absolute maximum capacity. it was about 22 feet in diameter. it s enormous. a little craft below it.
it started rocking wildly like crazy. it was 25 feet a second. it was pretty fast. after about two minutes, it disappeared into the clouds. they track the craft s coordinates but that s no guarantee they ll be able to retrieve it. the batteries in the phone could freeze. it could just not give out signal and we ll never find it. if it falls into anything that would block the transmission, it falls into very dense trees too deeply, it could lose reception. if it falls into water that would be very bad. a lot of things can go wrong. until they recover the craft, it will be a mystery as to what the camera captures. fortunately, it lands only 30 miles north of the launch site. and they re able to retrieve the footage. to be totally honest, we got a little sick actually watching
deeply, it could lose reception. if it falls into water, that would be very bad. a lot of things can go wrong. until they recover the craft, it will be a mystery as to what the camera captures. fortunately, it lands only 30 miles north of the launch site. and they re able to retrieve the footage. to be totally honest, we got a little sick watching it. because we were eating it and watching it at our kitchen table the first time. and we were so focused on the screen and eating at the same time. and it s whooshes around. but once it reaches the stratosphere, everything levels out. we were shooting from about 80,000 feet. twice as high as a plane. three times as high as a plane. according to his iphone, the craft peaks at 100,000 feet or nearly 19 miles above the earth on its 95-minute voyage. at the very end, the balloon
so me and miles were really hyped up. the kids give this really great countdown. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero, blast off! we cut off the balloon. it started rocking wildly like crazy. it was 25 feet a second. it was pretty fast. after about two minutes, it disappeared into the clouds. they track the craft s coordinates. but that s no guarantee they ll be able to retrieve it. the batteries in the phone could freeze. it could just not give out signal and we ll never find it. if it falls into anything that would block the transmission, it falls into very dense trees too deeply, it could lose reception. if it falls into water, that would be very bad. a lot of things can go wrong. until they recover the craft, it will be a mystery as to what the camera captures. fortunately, it lands only 30
the camera captures. fortunately, it lands only 30 miles north of the launch site. and they re able to retrieve the footage. to be totally honest, we got a little sick watching it. because we were eating and watching it at our kitchen table the first time. and we were so focused on the screen and eating at the same time. and it s whooshes around. but once it reaches the stratosphere, everything levels out. we were shooting from about 80,000 feet. twice as high as a plane. three times as high as a plane. according to his iphone, the craft peaks at 100,000 feet or nearly 19 miles above the earth on its 95-minute voyage. at the very end, the balloon is stretched to its absolute maximum capacity. it was about 22 feet in diameter. it s enormous. a little craft below it.