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Did you catch the space jump yesterday? If not, a very brave Felix Baumgartner broke the record for the highest sky dive ever at 127,000 feet above Earth. (See the video of the drop.)
See a rundown in the vid below of the camera system they set up to capture it all mid-air. Cameras were set up in the jump-off capsule, on Felix’s suit itself, and a helicopter.
The Camera System Behind Record-Breaking Space Jump
via Reddit
the cameras for the fall were incredible, here’s some of the first bit of footage i’ve seen.
long-shot cameras (the ones on the bottom) were used by NASA to track spacecraft, a balloon was a piece of cake.
Did you catch the space jump yesterday? If not, a very brave Felix Baumgartner broke the record for the highest sky dive...