Unfortunatly not, if you read the website, you'd read that the membrane switches on the LCD panel were of issue and deformed on landing making playback of the video impossible until they were fixed...There are two thoughts on that, one being that the pressure changes caused the plastic to deform permenantly, I have a slightly different thought, I believe that the package was at ambiant temperatures at launch, the temperatures dropped towards -30C on ascent, but towards the max altitude, there is no air, the pressure is very low, I believe the camera's internal heat was enough to start the plastic deforming as no air means no heat being removed, on burst and fall then temp dropped and pressure rose, and on landing when we opened the package the camera was very hot, and the buttons deformed.If your looking for harder altitude data, from our site http://bear.sbszoo.com you can look up the telemetry of a couple of other flights when bear-1 and bear-2 recorded full telemetry data.