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IKAROS (high altitude balloon SLOVAKIA, stratosferický balón) 2012

8.5.2012 Projekt IKAROS bol študentský projekt, ktorého zámerom bolo vyslanie sondy do stratosféry pomocou meteorologického balónu. Sonda obsahuje dve HD kamery, ktoré zaznamenali unikátne zábery planéty z 29km výšky, čo bol aj hlavný cieľ projektu. Okrem kamier, balónu a padáku sonda obsahovala aj GPS. Sonda stúpala rýchlosťou 4 m/s a trvalo necelé 2h kým balón dosiahol svoje maximálne rozpínanie. Balón praskol a sonda dopadla na zem za 34 minút. Ďakujeme našim sponzorom, ktorí v nás verili: Televízia PATRIOT (teraz už iba http://www.zilinskatv.wbl.sk/ ) Rádio FRONTINUS http://www.frontinus.sk/ MESSER gases for life http://www.messer.sk/ EMPIRECOM http://www.empirecom.sk/ Skladateľ OLIVER SADIE   / oliversadie.music   VIAC INFORMÁCIÍ AKO AJ FOTIEK NA: http://ikaros2012.wordpress.com/ - - - - - - - - KEYWORDS: After flying to an altitude of 39,045 meters (128,100 feet) in a helium-filled balloon, Felix Baumgartner completed a record breaking jump for the ages from the edge of space, exactly 65 years after Chuck Yeager first broke the sound barrier flying in an experimental rocket-powered airplane. Felix reached a maximum of speed of 1,342.8 km/h (833mph) through the near vacuum of the stratosphere before being slowed by the atmosphere later during his 4:20 minute long freefall. The 43-year-old Austrian skydiving expert also broke two other world records (highest freefall, highest manned balloon flight), leaving the one for the longest freefall to project mentor Col. Joe Kittinger. A group of engineers/designers from San Francisco made the balloon launch on . Shot with 2 HD Hero cameras from GoPro. Launched from the California coast near Davenport, landed in Crows Landing 70 miles away. Peak altitude 80,000 feet. Acquired GPS, pressure, accelerometer, and temperature data with a Shadowbox (shadow.com). A big thank you to Kevin Macko for the great footage! Geoff (14) and I spent over 8 months building and planning this flight. Geoff studied for and passed the FCC exam to operate a ham radio station so that we could track the balloon as it flew. One of the fun things Geoff wanted to test was what would happen to a Twinkie after a wild ride over 3x as high as the airlines fly :) So we sent an unwrapped Twinkie up to an altitude of 95 thousand feet above the earth strapped to a weather balloon - and then Geoff ate it. In addition to the Twinkie we sent up a marshmallow (which swelled as the pressure dropped and according to the kids tasted "normal") some cameras (a Go Pro HD and Canon G9 running CHDK) and temperature sensors connected to an rduino...Long Trail School flies high altitude balloon and recovers onboard video footage --- Original Sound----- BalloonSat launch from Spaceport Indiana showing the balloon bursting at 95,000 feet. Make sure to turn your volume up, it'll make you jump out of your seat when it pops. Home Instead Senior Care sponsored a weather balloon launch in West Point, GA. The results were amazing, never seen before footage. Many people helped with this project. Thank you to Dr. Ben Longmier, PhD., founder of projectaether.org for answering several emails about how to launch a weather balloon. Home Instead helps seniors remain independent, by providing in home care and needed respite for their family members. For more information, please visit homeinstead.com. Podobný projekt spravil dennik SME SME v stratosfére.Slovenský balón letel v stratosfére.