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  1. Stratospheric balloon bursting then falls back on earth00:31

    Stratospheric balloon bursting then falls back on earth

    Hey there! Were a small aerospace startup, and weve recently been launching a series of balloons to the stratosphere. Heres a 360 camera clip capturing the moment our helium-filled balloon bursts at 102,000 ft, followed by the payload capsule beginning its descent back to Earth. Thought it might be something your audience would enjoy! At peak altitude, the latex balloon bursts due to pressure differential, and the payload safely returns on a parachute. If youre curious, you can find more info here: https://www.stratontech.com/stratospheric-flights. Thanks so much, and have a great day!

    03/24/2025
  2. Firefly satellite launch night sky time lapse00:29

    Firefly satellite launch night sky time lapse

    As part of NASA's CubeSat Launch Initiative, Firefly Aerospace launched eight small satellites on July 3 aboard the company's Alpha rocket. Named “Noise of Summer,” the rocket successfully lifted off from Space Launch Complex 2 at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California at 9:04 p.m.PDT

    07/07/2024
  3. Time Lapse footage of the cloud formation called Noctilucent00:15

    Time Lapse footage of the cloud formation called Noctilucent

    I took a timelapse of this phenomenon called Noctilucent clouds and is extremely rare. I took these timelapse around 2 years ago during the summer but didn't know what I got on film until I started my master's in aerospace engineering where my professor had an introduction lecture about the atmosphere. These clouds usually appear on clear, summer nights and are about 80km (50 miles) up in the sky. I thought this was a very cool clip even though the quality isn't the best and wanted to shares this with you.

    09/09/2021