The 12-year-old girl wakes up YouTube

Little Lauren Rojas (12 years old), a seventh-grader from Antioch City (California, USA), completed her science project by bringing Hello Kitty into space and recording it all. This exciting process set.

>>>Video: Bringing Hello Kitty to outer space

The girl is currently a Cornerstone Christian student sharing: 'From the age of 6 I dreamed of doing this, it was to bring the most favorite Hello Kitty cat out to Earth.'

Taking a test exercise on 'air pressure and temperature affected by altitude' , Lauren embarked on a long-cherished 'science project' .

Hello Kitty doll in space - (Photo: Daily Mail)

First she made a model like a pink paint streak missile (sign of the campaign calling on everyone to fight cancer) outside, then put the Hello Kitty doll inside.

Next, Lauren fixed four GoPro cameras (specialized for shooting adventurous scenes) and a GPS navigation device into a box and fastened it to the rocket. A small parachute is securely attached outside. All the above parts are fastened to a giant white ball.

Lauren is tinkering to prepare for the trip
universe - (Photo: NY Daily News)

After that, Lauren selected an area with a height of about 189m and dropped the ball into the sky. During the balloon, the cameras captured all the wonderful scenery around Hello Kitty. When the ball flew to the stratosphere reaching 28,536 meters, it swelled 53 times its original state and exploded. At this point, the parachute turned out to help bring the Hello Kitty doll back to Earth safely. A navigation device such as GPS will signal Lauren to determine the location of the doll. Unfortunately, the entire box and missile were caught in a tree 15m high, but Lauren finally brought it to the ground safely.

Scenes recorded by Lauren - (Photo: NY Daily News)

Thanks to what the four cameras recorded, Lauren finished the video for her exercise. The film will be hosted by her in the classroom on February 4. She confided: "This is a great scientific research experience and I hope the classmates will like it."

Lauren posted the video on YouTube and had more than 29,000 views. The girl said she was surprised when many people loved this video.