Journey To The Edge Of Space (360 Video)

Right now you're only floating a few feet above the ground, just over 800 feet above sea level, but you're about to go much higher on a

journey

to the

edge

of

space

, as far as the search team knows, This is the first time something has happened. Since this has never been done before in VR, thanks to the weather balloon above you, you'll soon reach speeds of over 65 miles per hour as you travel out of the troposphere and into the stratosphere and you might notice this line spinning nicely, that It's because you're turning fast too, but we stabilized the footage as best we could to make your ride smooth.

Now get ready, don't forget to look around and enjoy your trip to the

edge

of

space

. The

journey

has just begun, but it has already flown over the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, but the Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia, which is already under construction, is ready to surpass it, reaching just over 3,200 feet if ever If you've skydived before, this is the altitude at which you would probably have jumped out of the plane. Now might be a good time to look down. If you listen closely you can hear the precipitation inside this cloud and if you look up you can see it falling below you. around at this altitude the temperature is so cold that what you actually see is sleet and snow we are reaching the height of mount everest, the highest mountain in the world, its peak is about 2,700 feet above what the Mountaineers call it the dead zone where oxygen is too scarce to breathe and a short distance above Everest's peak is the cruising altitude for commercial flights.

Look around you to see an angle of the world you wouldn't normally see sitting on a plane. It may not seem like it, but you are traveling more than 65 miles. an hour ascending at over 1000 feet per minute this could be because we hit the jet stream a fast moving current of air cutting through our atmosphere right now the air pressure is about 90 lower than on the ground near the atmospheric pressure in space under these conditions your body could not survive without a space suit this is about the altitude where our cameras died however the balloon did not continue traveling to a height of over 114,000 feet where due to the fall The pressure of the helium inside expanded so much that the balloon exploded, the cameras and equipment fell back to earth, where our secret team searched and found everything still intact and only a few miles from where we launched it, We had a plan to go to the stratosphere to take seekers like you to a place you couldn't otherwise go.

Experience the world from a new angle to take you to the ends of the earth.