Waching daily Apr 26 2017

ANNOUNCER: AND NOW BABY MOONING.

BABY MOONING.

ANNOUNCER: WITH SERENA WILLIAMS

AND THAT BILLIONAIRE DUDE.

SERENA WILLIAMS AND HER

FIANCEE ALEXIS ARE STILL BABY

MOONING IN MEXICO.

HARVEY: WHAT THE HELL IS BABY

MOONING?

ANNOUNCER: YOU KNOW, IT'S LIKE

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO RELAX AND

HAVE SOME FUN BEFORE YOU SPEND

THE NEXT THREE YEARS COVERED IN

VOMIT AND URINE.

HEY, MEXICO, NICE CHOICE.

SUN, SAND, A LITTLE DANCING, A

LITTLE DRINKING.

SHE CAN HAVE A GLASS OF WINE.

NO, YOU CAN'T HAVE A GLASS OF

WINE WHEN YOU'RE PREGNANT.

YOU CAN HAVE ONE GLASS.

HARVEY: MY MOM DRANK.

AND MY MOM SMOKED.

ANNOUNCER: AND TURNED OUT --

FINE.

ALEXIS WILL PROBABLY HAVE A

TEQUILA OR TWO.

HARVEY: ARE GUYS ALLOWED TO

DRINK AS MUCH AS THEY WANT IF

THEY'RE WITH A WOMAN WHO'S

PREGNANT?

ANNOUNCER: PERHAPS EVEN MORE SO.

ANYWAY, GOOD LUCK FOR THE KID.

SUPER ATHLETE MOM.

SUPER TECHIE DAD.

I WONDER WHICH WAY THE BABY

WILL GO, NERD OR ATHLETE?

HARVEY: I'M GOING FOR THE NERD,

YOU KNOW WHY?

SOMEONE WHO'S SMART CAN DO ALL

SORTS OF THINGS.

AN ATHLETE CAN USUALLY DO ONE OR

TWO THINGS.

THERE ARE MILLIONS OF NERDS

WHO ARE MULTIMILLIONAIRES.

THERE ARE LIKE 150 ATHLETES WHO

ARE MULTIMILLIONAIRES.

I CHOOSE ATHLETES!

HARVEY: AND GUESS WHAT HAPPENS

WHEN THAT ATHLETE SUFFERS AN

ACHILLES' TENDON?

HE OR SHE IS DONE.

ANNOUNCER: YOU HEAR THAT, LITTLE

ONE, WE JUST GAVE YOU A

CAREER-ENDING INJURY.

HAPPY BABY MOON.

For more infomation >> Serena Williams – Babymooning! | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:43.

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FOUND AFTER TWO YEARS LOST WEATHER BALLOON GOPRO WITH ASTOUNDING - tech and science - Duration: 2:46.

FOUND AFTER TWO YEARS: LOST WEATHER BALLOON GOPRO WITH ASTOUNDING FOOTAGE FROM SPACE

In June 2013 five friends decided to go out into Arizona and take some footage of space

when they attached their GoPro recorder to a weather balloon and sent it up into the

sky.

This was the last they saw of it for two years and when it returned it was worth the wait

as it gave them some amazing shots of Earth it had taken from space.

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STUDENTS GOT FAA APPROVAL TO LAUNCH NEAR TO TUBA CITY

College students and friends Bryan Chan, Ashish Goel, Ved Chirayath, Paul Tarantino and Tyler

Reid decided to build a device and calculated the trajectory of it then registered it with

the FAA so that it wouldn�t interfere with any aircraft that might be passing.

The balloon carried a GoPro Hero3, Sony camcorder and Samsung Galaxy Note II smartphone, with

the two camera recording footage and the smartphone taking the photos.

They finally decided to launch the balloon out in the desert just a few miles from Tuba

City.

The group wanted to track the progress of their balloon via GPS that was on a smartphone;

however, they lost contact with the location once the device and balloon went out of range

of the cell phone tower.

This left them wondering for many months, if they would ever see the balloon ever again

or if they would get their cameras back from the balloon.

HIKER FOUND BALLOON AND EQUIPMENT TWO YEARS LATER The group waited and waited and then

gave up on the idea of ever seeing it again.

However, two years later they did get to see the results from their project when they received

a call from a hiker.

The hiker had been out in Arizona and had come across a box with the names of the group

on it, around 50 miles from where they originally launched the balloon.

The team had hoped that the balloon would have captured what they thought would be the

money shot, the Grand Canyon photographed from the stratosphere.

They processed the data taken from the device that had been attached to the balloon and

found out that it had reached 98, 664 feet and had a flight time of 1 hour and 38 minutes

in total.

The footage they managed to get from the camera was more than they had hoped to get and they

managed to retrieve all of the original images and made a 4-minute video that offers a look

behind the scenes of their incredible story