Scientific Research Opportunities Using High Altitude Balloons Paul Evenson – Bartol Institute.

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Scientific Research Opportunities Using High Altitude Balloons Paul Evenson – Bartol Institute

ANITA RF Background Survey Our next project?

Why Fly Balloons?

Apart from the science…. you can meet a better class of people.

Apart from the science…. you can become famous

Apart from the science…. you can roam the wilderness

Apart from the science…. you can develop self discipline

Apart from the science…. you can learn technical skills

Apart from the science…. you can learn about American culture

Scientific Balloon Advantages Can reach “near space”, less than 1 millibar, greater than 160,000 feet Much cheaper than spacecraft Timescales comparable to thesis research “Hands on” experience for students Many applications of techniques

Preparing the Payload

Compatibility Test

On the Launch Vehicle

Inflating the Balloon

Launch Sequence

Descent into a Lake

Maybe You Prefer Trees?

And Then You Publish!