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BALLOONS ON A MISSION

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NASA researchers use balloon flights to do scientific experiments or test out equipment for future space missions. At 21 to 25 miles (34 to 40 kilometers) in the air, where these balloons fly, Earth’s atmosphere is extremely thin. This means equipment on board the balloon can get a clear view of outer space. “The super-pressure balloon technology is a real game-changer for conducting cutting-edge science at the

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