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Started this discussion. Last reply by Howard Brooks Dec. 11, 2009.
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Almost all of our balloons have been purchased from Kaymont (www.kaymont.com) - Paul is great to work with.
Our parachute supplier is Spherachutes (www.spherachutes.com) Don't forgot to order the crossed cords over the vent hole to attach the ballo…
Can anyone tell me the best suppliers of balloons, parachutes, rigging, and related launch supplies.
I especially would like to know which materials fail and should not be launched.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Taylor University becomes launch pad for balloons
Workshop draws fifteen visiting universities
By AJ Colley
ajcolley@chronicle-tribune.com
Published: Tuesday, June 2, 2009 11:09 AM EDT
UPLAND — With a count backward from 10, teachers and profes…
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Article in Marion Chronicle Tribune June 2 2009
Taylor University becomes launch pad for balloons
Workshop draws fifteen visiting universities
By AJ Colley
ajcolley@chronicle-tribune.com
Published: Tuesday, June 2, 2009 11:09 AM EDT
UPLAND — With a count backward from 10, teachers and professors on Taylor University’s campus released 10 high-altitude balloons into the sky Monday afternoon.
The school officials from areas spanning both U.S. coasts craned their heads toward the clouds, following the balloons as they inched closer to space.… Continue
Workshop draws fifteen visiting universities
By AJ Colley
ajcolley@chronicle-tribune.com
Published: Tuesday, June 2, 2009 11:09 AM EDT
UPLAND — With a count backward from 10, teachers and professors on Taylor University’s campus released 10 high-altitude balloons into the sky Monday afternoon.
The school officials from areas spanning both U.S. coasts craned their heads toward the clouds, following the balloons as they inched closer to space.… Continue
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