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Here's why you may see giant balloons hovering overhead near San Antonio - Vimarsana News

Here's why you may see giant balloons hovering overhead near San Antonio

The University of Houston is teaming up with two other colleges to conduct research during the Oct. 14 annular eclipse, using garage door-sized balloons.

Source: kens5.com
Student-Focused Scientific Balloon Mission Inspires Future Generation - Vimarsana News

Student-Focused Scientific Balloon Mission Inspires Future Generation

The fall campaign of NASA’s Scientific Balloon Program is underway at the Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility (CSBF) balloon launch site in Fort Sumner, New Mexico.

Source: nasa.gov
China's spy balloon program paused after shoot-down, says US intel - Vimarsana News

China's spy balloon program paused after shoot-down, says US intel

The Chinese government appears to have halted its surveillance balloon program in the wake of its diplomatic standoff with the U.S. earlier this year. A source of tension: In February, one of the Chinese high-altitude balloons strayed into U.S. airspace and was subsequently shot down by American fighter jets. While the incident has since been a source of tension between the two countries, U.S. officials noted that no balloon launches have been detected since.

Source: yahoo.com
New payload integration hall opens at stratospheric balloon base - Vimarsana News

New payload integration hall opens at stratospheric balloon base

Thursday's event draws delegation from Brazilian Space Agency

NASA scientific balloon launches require forecasting from ground to stratosphere - Vimarsana News

NASA scientific balloon launches require forecasting from ground to stratosphere

NASA’s scientific balloons can launch instruments weighing up to two cars at a fraction of the cost of a rocket launch to low Earth orbit but first the forecast needs to be just right.

Source: yahoo.com