T-Mobile and CrunchLabs will send your Google Pixel selfie to space

We will not be many years away from also being able to “have our own satellite”. This is because a former NASA engineer, now better known as a YouTuber, is launching a kind of “cubsat” to take a...

This YouTuber is Offering You the Chance to Take a Selfie in Space

If you have ever wanted to grab a selfie from space which, let's face it, who wouldn't? Then a YouTuber is offering an opportunity to do so, kind of.

Take Your Epic ‘Selfie’ From Space – Literally! This YouTuber Is Making It Happen!

In an extraordinary fusion of social media stardom and cutting-edge space technology, one of the most well-known YouTubers is about to make your dream of taking a selfie from space come true. Mark Rober, a former NASA engineer turned internet sensation, has partnered with Google and T-Mobile to launch a groundbreaking satellite that allows people to snap selfies in space. This is no longer just sci-fi – this is real! A Cosmic Selfie Adventure: S…

T-Mobile Tuesdays Offers The Chance To "Take A Selfie" From Space - TECHTELEGRAPH

T-Mobile Tuesdays have always been a pretty cool incentive from the carrier. You get the chance to get some really cool freebies, simply for being a T-Mobile subscriber on the right plan. There have been some cool things offered by the program in the past, but this one is arguably the coolest. I’m not trying to be a pessimist, but virtually all of us will never go to space, and most of us won’t even have our existences acknowledged by someone up…

T-Mobile Tuesdays Offers The Chance To "Take A Selfie" From Space - Talk Android

Here's your best chance to take a selfie from space... Sort of.

Former NASA engineer and popular YouTuber Mark Robert has announced a unique project: a satellite that allows you to take selfies from space. Giants such as Google and T-Mobile are helping him implement this ambitious idea. RBC-Ukraine (Styler project) writes about this with reference to The Verge, an American website about computer equipment. What we know about the satellite Marc Robert became famous for unusual projects, such as brilliantly “b…