PEACHTREE CITY, Georgia — A CNN camera has just been recovered after a trip to the edge of space — and back.
The camera was launched last June attached to a high altitude balloon.
It soared to 65-thousand feet, but on the way back down, violent winds ripped the camera away from a parachute — and it plummeted back to earth.
The camera landed in a tree in Georgia.
But it wasn’t spotted until late last month when that tree lost all its leaves.
Despite the drop, the camera and video were found intact.
2 Comments to “CNN Camera Travels to Space and Back”
January 11, 2013 at 8:49 PM
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January 12, 2013 at 2:03 AM
We could have already had space travel on another planet a long time ago,but we knew negroes & mexicans would eventialy want to come to our new planet and see what they could steal & rob & kill & sell dope to & how much free s**t they could get from our new planets gubmit…….there'd end up being a taco stand on every corner & a ghetto with jacked up space ships sittin on blocks & a fried chicken joint & a space lotto ticket stand….and the negroes would be sitting on the space ships porch all day…..and for these reasons our govt just said f**k it!!!!!and never did it………..if you build it they will come!……..