This extraordinary video - captured when a skydiver dropped his GoPro camera at 10,000ft - shows what it is like to freefall to the ground. The clip shows the very moment the helmet camera becomes detached and makes its dizzying descent back to earth. After what begins as a routine skydive - with two of the jumpers linking hands in mid-air as two companions circle them - the camera slips from helmet and makes its stomach-churning plunge to the ground. It spins quickly to the ground for a minute and a half before crashing into a field. Remarkably, the camera remains intact despite falling from the great height. The video was taken of a routine skydive in Everöd, Sweden and recorded on the helmet of one of the divers . A Go Pro video shows the skydivers linking arms as they jumped out of the plane at 10,000 feet . As two of the divers continue to link hands, their two friends circle them as they free fall from the plane . At that moment, the Go Pro camera from one of the diver's helmets becomes detached and falls to the ground . The camera was discovered by Kristoffer Örstadius's father in a meadow in Gringelstad outside Kristianstad, Sweden. It is believed the footage was taken four years ago and Kristoffer uploaded the footage in the hope of finding its owner. After posting the video to YouTube, the owner was located in Everöd, Sweden. It has amassed more than 250,000 views since it was uploaded to the site. Once detached, it whizzes to the ground - taking one and a half minutes to hit the ground . The camera continues to record as it spins out of control, and captures some dizzying footage . As the camera plummets to the earth, the footage of the free fall becomes even more blurry . Eventually, the camera crashes into the ground in thick grass - remarkably it remained intact .
Clip shows moment helmet camera becomes detached and falls to earth . Remarkably, the camera remains intact despite plummeting from 10,000ft . Was found in a meadow in Gringelstad, Sweden, and returned to its owner .