NTU PS9888 MODULE
SPACE BALLOON PROJECT , FACEBOOK BLOG FOR LIVE UPDATES In recent years, use of high altitude (weather) balloons (HABs) has ballooned.
HABs are released into the stratosphere, generally attaining between 18 to 37km. The highest recorded height reached by a HAB is 53km (Japan 2012). Traditionally, these balloons used to be used mainly as weather balloons. However, due to the drop in costs of GPS and other communication devices, HABs are now used to conduct experiments in the upper atmosphere by students and hobbyists alike. Modern
15/07/2020
https://blogs.ntu.edu.sg/ps9888/
PS9888 Making and Tinkering PS9888: Making and Tinkering We envision creating a totally different learning environment – to provide students with the opportunity to solve open-ended real life problems together with their friends from different disciplines. The most valuable experience for the students is that they pick up a ...
25/04/2020
https://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/another-pixhawk-powered-glider-drop-from-a-high-altitude-balloon
https://youtu.be/q10gKcguXW0
Dropping a glider from 10km with a high-altitude weather balloon The goal of this project was to drop a glider from the edge of space using a high altitude weather balloon. The glider is entirely homemade and uses the open...
13/02/2018
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10/06/2017
RAW AUDIO VERSION | EXTREME Airbus A319 flyby captured by GoPro on a High Altitude Weather Balloon This is the raw audio version with no music added. No sound effects have been added at all. This audio is completely raw. For the original video (with backgr...
18/02/2017
Come visit us at ARTS SCIENCE museum just beside marina bay sands. Find out more about what it takes to launch a High Altitude Balloon.
09/02/2017
We are glad to announce that we will be presenting our booth at the largest Astronomy event in Singapore planned this year, and there will be a variety of interactive booths, planetarium shows, digital imagery showcases, as well as solar and stargazing. The event covers all aspects of Astronomy, from Astrophysics and Space technology to practical astronomy and astrophotography.
We would like to invite you to attend ASTRONOMY2017, a two-day event on 18th and 19th February (next Saturday and Sunday) held at the Marina Bay Sands Art Science Museum (Level 4).
This event is FREE, but if you would like to secure an entry, do register yourself early.
More information and the link for registration can be viewed further below and from www.celestialportraits.com/a2017
We will be back at ASTRONOMY2017 exhibition
18 February 2017: 1300HRS - 1900HRS (Exhibition)
18 February 2017: 2000HRS - Till Late (Stargazing)
19 February 2017: 1000HRS - 1900HRS (Exhibition)
More details up soon !
03/09/2015
We have our last payload here in Singapore
30/08/2015
Throwback, Next week we will have a video montage uploaded.!!!