Samsung has partnered with Elon Musk’s X platform to provide the photos taken by the Galaxy S24 Ultra from space. To make this happen, Elon Musk’s own SpaceX company will help. This activity will be part of a promotion where Samsung will showcase its latest flagship Galaxy S series device camera.
According to the information, the X platform has assisted in sending Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphones into space. Here, they use multiple crafts ess with carbon fiber skeleton centroid on a cor flight computer, which will support the handsets at multiple angles and also provide stable orientation using custom-designed 3D printed mounts.
For the successful landing of those crafts, the team vented the gas and deployed parachutes, and each craft touched the remote location at a speed of around miles per hour, where they were retrieved.
Discover epic pics, straight from space with the all-new #GalaxyS24 Ultra.
— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) March 1, 2024
❤️ this post to receive your very own photo taken from space #withGalaxy. pic.twitter.com/F6xXdCXsNs
Each craft rose to over 120,000 feet above the earth, and during this flight duration, every headset attached to the craft will continuously snap photos. For your information, it has already been decided to bring images of different locations in the US, including Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon, the Sierra Nevada, and Los Angeles.
To get access to the photos, X users have to simply go to the official post of @SamsungmonbileUS, and here they will receive all the images taken by the Galaxy S24 in reply. There are a total of 150 images taken by Samsung devices, and you can choose any of the images from there.
