Just in case you missed the world record free fall from space, here it is in all it’s glory. Felix Baumgartner jumped from 128,000 feet up in the sky entering the Earth’s stratosphere (24 miles up), doing a free fall back down to Earth going as fast as 834.4 mph (Mach 1.24) breaking the speed of sound.
Welp, leave it up to Google to break the mold. At Google I/O, Google demoed Project Glass again, with yet another glimpse into what Google Glass can do, and Google held nothing back with this one.
Design studio Betty Wants In produced this amazing high altitude video for the Melbourne Skydive Center in Australia. Instead of using an expensive camera to capture all of the footage, she shot it on a GoPro camera. It looks great too as the footage appears to be crystal clear. The camera retails from $99-$300.
BitShare
