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Reported "News of Heaven", Saturday, that the staff assigned to him sheared the grass at Colchester United in Premier League Second, he was doing his job as usual when he saw the fast meal landing on the Colchester training ground, northeast of the capital. London.
Of course, hamburgers did not fall alone, but there was "Utopar" Shahir did this experiment, which he documented in a video posted on the famous video site "YouTube".
Tom Staneland, who has a certified account on the site "Youtube"Bassem" Klim "By tying the hamburger meal to the top of a small box, he also tied a balloon and threw it into space.
The burgers ran 38 km before falling back on the field, after 160 km, and Staneland was able to know the place of the hamburgers fall thanks to a tracking device attached to the balloon.
One day after the video was released, approximately 310,000 views were posted on the site. "Youtube".
When Staniland arrived at Colchester United, he was surprised to find that the burgers were still almost intact, even though they were flying long distances.
And documented the sound and the image of the moment when he ate this meal, which remained intact, through the heating system put his regret, to maintain its temperature when it reaches the upper atmosphere called low temperature of martyrdom.
Matt Hudson, Media Director at Colchester United, said, "When we discovered the burgers on the training ground on Wednesday, we did not know what to think, but we were happy to reunite Tom with his meal."
"He continued" We have seen a lot of things happening in football over the years, but this is one of the strangest things and certainly helped us to name Colchester United. "
Any experience seemed like a challenge, he says "utopia" He wanted to eat a meal of hamburgers to fly in space wherever he was ".
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Sky News reported on Saturday that the assigned staff member was mowing at Colchester United, in the English Premier League, when he saw the quick meal landing at Colchester's training ground, north-east London.
Of course, hamburgers did not come by themselves and there was a famous Utopar who had documented it on a video posted on YouTube.
Tom Stanniland, who has a YouTube account on Klim's behalf, tied the hamburger meal over a small box and tied it up with a balloon and threw it into the air. 39; space.
The burgers ran 38 km before falling back on the field, after 160 km, and Staneland was able to know the place of the hamburgers fall thanks to a tracking device attached to the balloon.
One day after the video was released, approximately 310,000 views were received on YouTube.
When Staniland arrived at Colchester United, he was surprised to find that the burgers were still almost intact, even though they were flying long distances.
And documented the sound and the image of the moment when he ate this meal, which remained intact, through the heating system put his regret, to maintain its temperature when it reaches the upper atmosphere called low temperature of martyrdom.
"When we discovered the burgers on the training ground on Wednesday, we did not know what to think, but we were happy to see Tom get his meal together," said Matt Hudson, media director at Colchester United.
"We've seen a lot of things happening in football over the years, but it's one of the strangest things and certainly helped us to name Colchester United."
All this experience seemed like a challenge. "Uttiupre said that he wanted to eat a hamburger meal to fly in space wherever he was."
