Here's What It Looks Like When You Send A GoPro Camera To The Stratosphere
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Earlier this month, Maxime Dehaye launched a weather balloon into the sky from France. It reached an altitude of just under 15 miles and hit temperatures as low as -25° F.
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In addition to a number of sensors to take atmospheric readings, the balloon was also towing a GoPro camera. Here's a look at the footage he captured.
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