billed as the first-ever feature to be partially shot in the stratosphere. Under an exclusive partnership with Zephalto, the French aerospace firm backed by the European Space Agency (ESA ...

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Designed, manufactured and operated by AALTO, Zephyr concluded 67 days, 6 hours and 52 minutes of continuous flight in the stratosphere on 28 April 2025. This surpassed Zephyr’s previous flight record ...

Near Space Labs is building aircraft, called Swift, that are raised by helium balloons and then rely on air currents to stay up, move around to take pictures from the stratosphere, and eventually ...

The Sundance Film Festival’s plans to come to Boulder may be close to two years away, but the economic opportunity the festival is expected to bring has some people in the community starry-eyed ...

With no planned missions to replace either satellite, a data desert in the stratosphere appears imminent, researchers warn in the March Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.

“We are one of 60 teams that were selected to create an experiment that will be sent on a weather balloon up into the stratosphere where we are going to collect data and analyze the results ...

When satellites vaporise, they seed the stratosphere (the region of the atmosphere between 10km and 50km above Earth’s surface) with particles of constituent metals, including aluminium ...

The majority of our weather occurs here. The layer of the atmosphere that lies between 6 and 31 miles above the surface is known as the stratosphere. The polar vortex is within the stratosphere.

An international research team has revealed for the first time the role of the stratosphere in the dispersion of mercury. The research team, including scientists from the Massachusetts Institute ...

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But that changed in 1931 when Swiss scientist Auguste Piccard and partner Paul Kipfer used a pressured capsule, carried by a hydrogen balloon to become the first humans in the stratosphere.