When you drop a GoPro from space, two pretty obvious things happen. One is that the camera gradually descends back to Earth, turning and twisting gracefully at first before plunging, screaming, back ...

The versatile GoPro camera never ceases to amaze us, as the tiny gadget lets users capture all sorts of interesting moments that might otherwise go unrecorded. We have already seen some impressive ...

Thanks to NASA and companies like SpaceX, amazing footage of rockets traveling into space have become fairly common. However, a new video shot with the GoPro Hero 4 emerged Wednesday that is ...

UP Aerospace Inc launched a 20ft. SL-10 rocket into space last November, and it did so with a GoPro action camera strapped to the side. That video was recently showcased by GoPro, showing stunning ...

Thanks to a GoPro camera and a tech savvy U.S. astronaut, those of us on Earth can catch a glimpse of what it's like to go to space. NASA astronauts filmed two spacewalks outside the International ...

My title is Senior Features Writer, which is a license to write about absolutely anything if I can connect it to technology (I can). I’ve been at PCMag since 2011 and have covered the surveillance ...

A couple of years ago, student Bryan Chan and a few of his friends attached a GoPro, camcorder and phone to a weather balloon and sent it up in the air. The friends wanted shots of the Grand Canyon ...

For years, enterprising students have been launching GoPro cameras into space and posting the results online. The most recent group of students to send a GoPro skyward comes from The Baldwin School, ...

In 2013 a group of students attached a GoPro to a balloon and released it into space, but were unable to recover it after it drifted off course. Now it has been recovered, and the footage it captured ...

GoPro, Inc., (NASDAQ: GPRO), enabler of some of today’s most immersive and engaging content, is proud to announce a collaboration with legendary Hollywood director, Ridley Scott, on the production of ...

In 2013 a group of Stanford University students attached a GoPro to a balloon and released it into space. The GoPro reached 98,664 feet and captured some beautiful images of the Grand Canyon below.