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This blog describes the flight of a cell phone attached to some helium balloons.
It left Chicago at 7:30PM on Wednesday June 3rd, and arrived in Nova Scotia about 24 hours later. It appears to have not had a good signal for most of the flight, but was able to report it's path and coordinates once it landed.
Currently it is in some trees, likely killed during a rain shower the morning of Saturday 6/6/2009. It might dry off or wake up, but it seems a bit unlikely.
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- Coming soon- Ivory Bomber
- Last update from Ervin
- More pictures from Bill
- The end of the road
- Fw: Explorer report
- Friendly neighbors going the extra mile (literally)
- Offline?
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- Sleep, Icarus, sleep...
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- Delay!
- Launch #3 scheduled for ~4:15 PM CDT Today
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Good news (??)--- It still has ballast according to the last pictures. I can see the black wire hook on the bottom left corner of the pictures. It should "just barely be buoyant" minus the one balloon.
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No new pictures until the AM. It's in the Atlantic timezone, so... 5 AM?
The balloon is probably not fully deflated, so it's probably a little buoyant. Somebody wanna run over there with a pair of scissors?
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