Pacific Star II

Pacific Star II

July 5th. This was the second, more successful launch of the Pacific Star, with slight modifications and a redesign from the 1st gen model used a month ago.

The balloon was launched in Oxnard CA, and attained a height of 125,000 feet (23.67 miles) and traveled 17.6 miles, landing a bit northeast of Santa Paula.

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Uploaded on Jun 7, 2010

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Pacific Star II

Pacific Star II

July 5th. This was the second, more successful launch of the Pacific Star, with slight modifications and a redesign from the 1st gen model used a month ago.

The balloon was launched in Oxnard CA, and attained a height of 125,000 feet (23.67 miles) and traveled 17.6 miles, landing a bit northeast of Santa Paula.

More photos to come...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Jun 7, 2010

2 comments

Pacific Star II

Pacific Star II

July 5th. This was the second, more successful launch of the Pacific Star, with slight modifications and a redesign from the 1st gen model used a month ago.

The balloon was launched in Oxnard CA, and attained a height of 125,000 feet (23.67 miles) and traveled 17.6 miles, landing a bit northeast of Santa Paula.

More photos to come...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Jun 7, 2010

2 comments

Pacific Star II

Pacific Star II

July 5th. This was the second, more successful launch of the Pacific Star, with slight modifications and a redesign from the 1st gen model used a month ago.

The balloon was launched in Oxnard CA, and attained a height of 125,000 feet (23.67 miles) and traveled 17.6 miles, landing a bit northeast of Santa Paula.

More photos to come...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Jun 7, 2010

0 comments

Pacific Star II

Pacific Star II

July 5th. This was the second, more successful launch of the Pacific Star, with slight modifications and a redesign from the 1st gen model used a month ago.

The balloon was launched in Oxnard CA, and attained a height of 125,000 feet (23.67 miles) and traveled 17.6 miles, landing a bit northeast of Santa Paula.

More photos to come...

Anyone can see this photo All rights reserved

Uploaded on Jun 7, 2010

6 comments

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