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Out of this world: Students launch iPhone into space for photo mission
Science
Out of this world: Students launch iPhone into space for photo mission
A team of students of Giles Academy in Boston, Lincolnshire, England, have filmed Earth from space using a helium balloon and an iPhone. The science project took them two years to plan and raise funds for. On the shopping list for their spacecraft was a large balloon, a GPS tracker, a flight computer able to track altitude and an iPhone which filmed the whole flight.
We had loads of pupils from school lined up to witness the big launch but the balloon hit a tree. It wasn't until the morning that I showed them the incredible footage and they were blown away.
Science teacher Andrew Castley
Students managed to capture more than 2.5 hours of footage including the curvature of the earth and the deep black of space. The phone reached 18 miles above the surface of Earth before the thinning atmosphere caused the balloon to burst. The equipment then floated down safely with a parachute. Castley and his team found it using a GPS tracker some 40 miles away in Norfolk.
I always do these crazy projects, I did one running on custard once... Next I want to do live streaming and go even higher.
Andrew Castley
Students launch iPhone into space for photo mission
Science
Students launch iPhone into space for photo mission
A team of students of Giles Academy in Boston, Lincolnshire, have filmed Earth from space using a helium balloon and an iPhone. The science project took them two years to plan and fundraise for. On the shopping list for their spacecraft was a large balloon, a GPS tracker, a flight computer able to track altitude and an iPhone which filmed the whole flight.
We had loads of pupils from school lined up to witness the big launch but the balloon hit a tree. It wasn't until the morning that I showed them the incredible footage and they were blown away.
Science teacher Andrew Castley
Students managed to capture more than 2.5 hours of footage including the curvature of the earth and the deep black of space. The phone reached 18 miles above the surface of Earth before the thinning atmosphere caused the balloon to burst. The equipment then floated down safely with a parachute. Mr Castley and his team found it using a GPS tracker some 40 miles away in Norfolk.
I always do these crazy projects, I did one running on custard once... Next I want to do live streaming and go even higher.
Andrew Castley
'i' in the sky: Science students launch iPhone into space
Science
'i' in the sky: Science students launch iPhone into space
A team of students of Giles Academy in Boston, Lincolnshire, have filmed Earth from space using a helium balloon and an iPhone. The science project took them two years to plan and fundraise for. On the shopping list for their spacecraft was a large balloon, a GPS tracker, a flight computer able to track altitude and an iPhone which filmed the whole flight.
We had loads of pupils from school lined up to witness the big launch but the balloon hit a tree. It wasn't until the morning that I showed them the incredible footage and they were blown away.
Science teacher Andrew Castley
Students managed to capture more than 2.5 hours of footage including the curvature of the earth and the deep black of space. The phone reached 29km above the surface of Earth before the thinning atmosphere caused the balloon to burst. The equipment then floated down safely with a parachute. Mr Castley and his team found it using a GPS tracker some 40 miles away in Norfolk.
I always do these crazy projects, I did one running on custard once... Next I want to do live streaming and go even higher.
Andrew Castley
Does anyone know why Tumblr is taking up so much memory on my phone? It's taken up like 1.4 gb! That's insane :0 Please reply ASAP thank yoooou
