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Video Retrieved From GoPro Balloon That Soared to Nearly 100,000 Feet

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In June 2013, members of the Grand Canyon Stratospheric Balloon Team launched a balloon with a camera into the stratosphere, where it burst. It was found by a hiker two years later. (www.nytimes.com) More...

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Torpey
Mark Torpey 1
What a trip! I wished it had gone on longer.
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stansdds
Michael Stansfield 1
Great video and GoPro cameras seem nearly indestructible!
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skeehner
Sean Keehner 1
What a wild view from a small camera!!! Awesome video at that altitude.
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firsq
Yvon Dionne 1
Amazing....how a camera can survive falling from that altitude.
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lotser68
serge LOTH 1
Fantastic!!!!reliable camera!
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