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  1. 03-25-2010 08:00 AM #1
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    Well sort of British aerospace enthusiast takes NASA-style photographs using a helium balloon and a pocket camera | Mail Online
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    Some conjecture about how real this is but if it is ... cool!!
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    With the restrictive airspace in Europe I am surprised he gets away with this.
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    surely the pressure and cold that far up would have disabled the camera?
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    Cold yes, I've been at 25,000 feet and it is cold up there, pressure I don't think would be a problem. I don't know if he has heaters in the unit because it is insulated.
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