free balloon
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Contacted by Scientific American, the Federal Aviation Administration said that the agency has comprehensive regulations for U.S. operators to safely carry out unpiloted free balloon flights.
From Scientific American • Feb. 23, 2023
Hardin, Mont. Altitude Sirs: Kindly inform me as to the maximum altitude obtained by any aviator whether in airplane or free balloon.
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So everybody who walks into Scott's office says, 'How about free balloon rides at five grand?
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Dr. Auguste Piccard, professor of physics in Brussels University, last week ordered a 2,000-volt dry battery as equipment for a specially constructed free balloon with an airtight cabin.
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A free balloon, moving in the profound silence of the upper air, becomes an admirable sound observatory.
From The Dominion of the Air; the story of aerial navigation by Bacon, John Mackenzie
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