GoPro Awards: On a Rocket Launch to Space

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Published 2016-05-04

On November 6th, 2015 UP Aerospace Inc. launched the 20-foot (6 meter) tall SL-10 rocket into near-space. The mission: deploy the Maraia Capsule testing the aerodynamics and stability of the payload on re-entry to the atmosphere. The rocket reached an altitude of 396,000ft (120,700 meters) and speeds up to Mach 5.5 (3800mph or 6115km/h) at engine burnout.

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All Comments (21)

@blankbmusic 8 years ago

Crazy how there's always dramatic music in space
@TheBackyardScientist 8 years ago

Woah that shot at 1:50! You couldn't get any luckier than that!
@MrViovasvi 8 months ago

Can i just see an uncut start to finish launch
@JaydenLawson 2 years ago

Still think that 1:48 is the best thing that a GoPro has ever captured
@raisiepie 3 years ago

Imagine forgetting to turn on the recording button
@brettvanderwerff3158 3 years ago

The internet is amazing you could really spend your whole life here and never get bored
@joshallotta9450 1 year ago

When the camera warps the curve from convex to concave is my favorite part
@virtuousityh7731 3 years ago

When the rocket reaches outside earth, it should be a goosebump moment for the GoPro makers
@mat2941 4 years ago

1:44 I imagine them reviewing the footage to find this shot, I bet they freaked out lol
@jschlatt 8 years ago

That was one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
@CarlosAM1 1 month ago

6 years later and this is still an absolutely stunning video. I did lose of a few braincells due to the comment section but anyway, still incredible.
@user-fc7hw8iy1e 2 years ago

1:55 Wow the globe is concave 🤔
@StonayBalogna 4 years ago

The separation at 1:50 looks like a scene straight out of Call of Duty
@FabienWhite 8 years ago

Rocket Designer: "Okay guys, we need perfect aerodynamics for this to work." GoPro: "Mind if we throw a couple of cameras on the side of the rocket?" Rocket Designer: "I don't see why not!"
@OLegendStudios 2 years ago

The fact that the gopro doesn't get ripped off by the force and speed is remarkable. That rocket shot making
@hanma1705 2 years ago

Watching these videos makes me feel that we have taken the earth for granted.
@TheFreshSpam 4 years ago

1:43 Not enough souls understand just how small odds or chance that all those events would of lined up to create such an amazing shot as that. Look at the Spin, how it puts the whole rocket in view. The perfect separation timing, the fact it was swinging over there. It even pans and follows the separated part. All those ODDS.
@lukie2588 3 years ago

Respect to the Cameraman who've been recording this for the whole time
@sailwesterly5444 6 months ago

I'm glad it won an award - richly deserving of it.
@CDWCAULDRON 2 years ago

5 years and i still think this is the Best one !