NASA astronauts Steve Swanson and Reid Wiseman and the European Space Agency's Alexander Gerst created a bubble of floating water the size of a softball, stuck a GoPro camera inside of it, and then ...

The stunning hour-long footage was captured by GoPro cameras attached to the spacesuits of Expedition 42 commander Barry “Butch” Wilmore and flight engineer Terry Virts, during spacewalk missions ...

GoPro’s community of thrill seekers might have been upstaged permanently by a NASA astronaut who captured stunning footage of a spacewalk using a high definition camera for the very first time. NASA ...

Add another entry to the growing list of crazy footage captured by GoPro cameras. NASA astronauts put a GoPro camera in floating water bubble in space. (Credit: NASA/via CNN) NASA posted a video this ...

(CNN) — Add another entry to the growing list of crazy footage captured by GoPro cameras. NASA posted a video this week of three astronauts playing with a floating, softball-sized water bubble aboard ...

NASA knows that unless you are an astronaut aboard the International Space Station (ISS), your chances of experiencing a real-life spacewalk are pretty slim. To give you a taste of what it’s like to ...

Don’t you hate it when, after leaving for the day, you discover on arrival didn’t bring something you need? That’s apparently what happened on May 16 to a NASA Astronaut, according to Geek. But the ...

Tiny little GoPro cameras have been giving us new and unique perspectives on everyday activities for a few years now, but this perspective may just be the ultimate. In February, NASA astronauts Terry ...

GoPro cameras have brought us a lot of incredible footage taken here on Earth this year but now these wondrous little cameras are boldly going into outer space as well. NASA has posted a video of some ...

NASA has enough technology to send humans around the moon – but that doesn’t necessarily mean that Artemis II is outfitted with the latest camera technology. Among the 32 cameras aboard, at least one ...

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 ...

Today, GoPro released some pretty incredible footage of a suborbital rocket launch that climbed to 396,405 feet at speeds as high as Mach 5.5. Check out the very real footage below. The launch in the ...