National Eclipse Ballooning Project
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National Eclipse Ballooning Project
HANOVER, N.H. (WCAX) - Hanover High School is collaborating with NASA to create balloon systems to stream video and collect data about the total solar eclipse.
On April 8, these students will send a balloon 100,000 feet into the atmosphere.
“Glad to see how far we’ve come. And we started off just by researching how ballooning works and what the eclipse does. And we’ve come to look at the eclipse through many different sensors and ways,” said 11th-grader Sebastian Bujarski.
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