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-------Weekly Reports-------
W4CQD-2 balloon is in the air!
Flying on a pressure tested SBS-13 balloon, the balloon trajectory has completed a full circle!


K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour
Antarctica!


K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour
Stay Tuned for More Launches Coming Fall 2021!
Four more launches are planned for this fall! Stay tuned for more from our team!


K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour
K4UAH-6 Landing | Days 152-157 | Week of 08/01/2021
After 157 days, K4UAH-6 has finally landed, bringing to a close one of our most impressive runs yet. Beginning the final week over Western Alaska, K4UAH-6 traveled across the Northwest Territories of Canada before moving south over the central United States. Passing close by Chicago and getting as far south as central Kentucky, K4UAH-6 swept up across New England crossing over the Eastern edge of Canada and into the North Atlantic for one final time. With the final transmission at 4:38 p.m. GMT on August 6th, K4UAH-6 has finished an impressive flight helping us improve our understanding of our atmosphere and provide valuable academic opportunities to a multitude of students.


K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour

K4UAH-6 finally appears to have finished its Arctic tour