A phone survived a fall from an airplane, and managed to record the whole thing.
Blake Henderson was flying in what looks like a biplane at an altitude of over 1,000 feet near Bowling Green, Kentucky, when sudden turbulence caused him to drop his phone. But the phone was recording video when he dropped it, and continued to record even after it hit the ground. (We reached out to Ryan for additional information, and we will upload this post if we hear back.)
Somehow, the Galaxy S5 managed to remain intact, and the video shows it landing in a yard, much to the surprise of the residents of the home. Moments after the phone drops, a man can be seen trimming some bushes nearby.
Eventually, the man notices the phone.
"Oh, here's your phone," he says to another man.
"How the hell did that get down there?" the man asks.
"This ain't my phone, mine's in my pocket."
According to Blake's nephew Ryan, the family contacted the phone company, who then returned the phone to Blake.
