DJI | The Bear In Space | 28,000 Meters Above The Earth's Surface

The Faculty of Science and Engineering team at the University of Nottingham Ningbo, China, launched a teddy bear 28,000 meters into the stratosphere! The DJI Osmo Action 3 captured this incredible journey in stunning detail.

🎬 Video by University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC) @nottinghamchina5134

[misterprecocious]

"One small step for bears, one giant leap for bearkind" 🙂

[devporter]

For some reason, this makes me feel sad. Almost missing my little toys, that childhood dream and adventure. I'm almost tearing up.

[GaminGiga]

Yep, the earth is not flat. Thank you DJI for the illustration!

[BarneyDunn]

There needs to be a statement at the end that says "No teddy bears were harmed in the making of this film."

[kiss-acdc]

I can see the SUN in the Black Sky of the Space !
INCREDIBLE

[snakestaffmagic]

Why do I feel sorry for him ❤️😂 emotional music. He like "I wanna go home. Will I?"

[LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

DJI continues to impress Thank you for your very Cool Tech.

[Gill-Leeds]

Want to give that bear a great big cuddle ❤

[RexwanYT]

Legends say the teddy bear still hanging on what are legend🫡

[COMMENTMAN-]

It's very beautiful and fantastic!

[aun-sc]

oh that looks cool. I wish I could send things into space myself😅

[-by-_Publishing_LLC]

I couldn't bear to see the landing.

[gavincurtis]

That bear knows the Earth is not flat.

[JAPARICAN-]

Space bear did what most people around the world will never do and he went for free instead of paying 250k for it

[worldofartloveartwork]

I could feel the the atmosphere myself.
Got queezy just watching.

[ArjunKumar-qhwq]

Loved it, where do I find the full video?

[alexalex]

The drone height world record is at 10070 meters high at the moment with the original Mavic Pro.

[Thiago_Avila]

The bear did the test successfully, now you can start sending the flat earthers.

[GTG]

"One small step for bears, one giant leap for bearkind" Ahh video

[haleyjomama]

Well, I never thought seeing the Earth from space will never be so interesting. Wait, is it space