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English: Edge Of Space Science's (EOSS) high altitude hydrogen balloon just after the EOSS-187 launch with Colorado Space Grant's (GSG) Student Hands On Training (SHOT) balloon satellites.
After the balloon is the parachute. That is followed by a GPS, beacon, and cutter. Next come eleven payloads built by schools participating in the University Nanosat Program (NS-8) and staff of the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL). The last payload is a GPS and beacon with more heritage. |
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