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In Denmark (Scandinavia) a weather-balloon was sent up yesterday.
It reached an altitude of 31 kilometer, 19 miles, or just over 100,000 feet
It carried, among other things, a camera.
The footage has not been fully edited and released to the public yet, they said on tv today. But some excerpts was shown.
Here's the blog-page where updates are posted as they roll in. It is in both danish and english language:
http://spaceballoon2011.blogspot.com/
Here's the official youtube video of the launch of the balloon, filmed from what I think is a remote-controlled helicopter/hover-device of some kind. Very neat video actually, and giving a good overlook :
Here's the first footage excerpts released of the flight itself. It's not the final video, as I understand it, so I guess in a few days there will be a youtube video, or something similar, of parts of the flight. I don't know if non-danish viewers can see this video, if it is restricted to only show locally in Denmark, but here's the link if you want to try. It's from the news-cast's weather-bulletin this afternoon (november 17th, 2011):
http://www.dr.dk/NETTV/Update/forside.htm?video={a9d28ed3-700a-4a13-a806-13075597e93a}
It reached an altitude of 31 kilometer, 19 miles, or just over 100,000 feet
It carried, among other things, a camera.
The footage has not been fully edited and released to the public yet, they said on tv today. But some excerpts was shown.
Here's the blog-page where updates are posted as they roll in. It is in both danish and english language:
http://spaceballoon2011.blogspot.com/
Here's the official youtube video of the launch of the balloon, filmed from what I think is a remote-controlled helicopter/hover-device of some kind. Very neat video actually, and giving a good overlook
:Here's the first footage excerpts released of the flight itself. It's not the final video, as I understand it, so I guess in a few days there will be a youtube video, or something similar, of parts of the flight. I don't know if non-danish viewers can see this video, if it is restricted to only show locally in Denmark, but here's the link if you want to try. It's from the news-cast's weather-bulletin this afternoon (november 17th, 2011):
http://www.dr.dk/NETTV/Update/forside.htm?video={a9d28ed3-700a-4a13-a806-13075597e93a}
