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Bears in space
kohare
post Dec 5 2008, 01:56 PM
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I guess this is "unmanned"?



from the BBC

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"Teddy-nauts" see the curve of the Earth. The toys were launched on a helium balloon by schoolchildren working with the Cambridge University Spaceflight team. The educational project saw the bears reach 30km on a two-hour, nine-minute mission which landed near Ipswich.

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