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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
[http://projectspaceplanes.com/ This guy] claims that he has launched a bunch of paper airplanes from a near-space altitude weather balloon over Wolfsburg, Germany that have flown as far as South Africa and the West Coast of the USA. We wish to test the feasibility of such a long-ranged flight of a paper airplane or aerodynamically similar aircraft that is carrying a GPS tracking device to verify its flight path. | [http://projectspaceplanes.com/ This guy] claims that he has launched a bunch of paper airplanes from a near-space altitude weather balloon over Wolfsburg, Germany that have flown as far as South Africa and the West Coast of the USA. We wish to test the feasibility of such a long-ranged flight of a paper airplane or aerodynamically similar aircraft that is carrying a GPS tracking device to verify its flight path. | ||
| + | == Status == | ||
| + | 12/17/11 - This project is now up for grabs for anyone for whatever. | ||
== People == | == People == | ||
* [[User:Bendersgame|Bendersgame]] | * [[User:Bendersgame|Bendersgame]] | ||
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[hide]Overview
This guy claims that he has launched a bunch of paper airplanes from a near-space altitude weather balloon over Wolfsburg, Germany that have flown as far as South Africa and the West Coast of the USA. We wish to test the feasibility of such a long-ranged flight of a paper airplane or aerodynamically similar aircraft that is carrying a GPS tracking device to verify its flight path.
Status
12/17/11 - This project is now up for grabs for anyone for whatever.
People
- Bendersgame
- Chrys
- Spacefelix
