Aerospace | Free Full-Text | Dynamic Characterization of a High-Altitude Balloon during a Flight Campaign for the Detection of ISM Radio Background in the Stratosphere
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Google's Project Loon high altitude balloons spotted over Virginia and Carolinas
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Students film breathtaking curvature of Earth using high-altitude weather balloon
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NASA Mission Will Study the Cosmos With a Stratospheric Balloon | NASA
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US Army floats the option of fielding high-altitude balloons
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This Giant, Ultrathin NASA Balloon Just Broke an Altitude Record | Space
Curvature of the Horizon in High-Altitude Balloon Footage – FlatEarth.ws
N.B. student sends weather balloon, cameras 30 kms into stratosphere | CBC News
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Space engineering group to launch high-altitude balloon | Brown University
GoPro High Altitude Weather Balloon to 105,000 FT. - YouTube
High Altitude Weather Balloon Flights | Canandaigua, NY
Stratospheric ballooning company World View unveils its new Arizona headquarters - SpaceNews
China balloon: Could it have been blown off course as Beijing claims? - BBC News
Stratospheric balloons will provide high speed internet, and military wide area real time Cyber-Electromagnetic intelligence in A2AD Environments – International Defense Security & Technology
MSU high-altitude research balloon flight provides unexpected learning opportunities
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