This video shows how FEMA works with our government partners at The National Weather Service to keep track of severe weather. It show how NWS uses weather balloons in predicting and tracking potential disasters.
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Sent up a weather balloon with camera and gps attached. Since there were off-shore winds I started in the desert of California and luckily it didn't end up in the ocean. The balloon got to around 70000 feet and went as fast as 123 mph or more (the gps on board doesn't go past that). You can see Mountain High, downtown LA, Azusa Canyon, Catalina, Long Beach, etc.
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Video of a weather balloon launch, taken at the National Weather Service office in Green Bay, WI. Attached to the balloon is the actual instrument called a radiosonde. The radiosonde measures temperature, pressure, and humidity; the instrument is tracked so that wind speed and direction can also be measured. This video was shot in 2002.
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Buy the do-it-yourself kit at: www.ProjectAether.org This video shows the full ground to air launch and altitude sequence of a research weather balloon with a VadoHD video camera attached to it. The balloon and payload went to an altitude between 80000 ft and 100000 ft. The camera is attached to the payload of a research weather balloon. The balloon was launched from the lawn of the University of Houston and traveled approximately 20 miles East to Baytown TX before the balloon burst and the payload fell to Earth by parachute. The VadoHD survived ambient air pressures as low as 1/100th of an atmosphere, temperatures as low as -60C, and even survived being run over by an industrial lawn mower 1 week after falling to Earth. Incidentally we never would have found the payload if it hadn't been run over by this lawn mower. All of the data was intact on the camera and though a lawn mower blade destroyed the LCD screen, the VadoHD still takes great video! Note: This video is not related to the "Balloon Boy" For more information on the weather research conducted with this weather balloon visit: sharp.hnet.uh.edu ---------------------------------------------------------- We are planning another HD balloon launch to the edge of space in late July / early August. If you are an artist and would like your original or cover song to be our next soundtrack, please reply with a performance of your song through YouTube's video response or send us a link at bwlongmier@gmail.com <b>...</b>
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Originally uploaded on October 10, 2010 by me, TheHeroOfChrist. Video from a camera attached to a weather balloon that rose into the upper stratosphere and recorded the blackness of space. Seven-year-old Max Geissbuhler and his dad Luke Geissbuhler dreamed of visiting space. Armed with just a weather balloon, a video camera, and an iPhone, they basically did just that. The father-and-son team from Brooklyn managed to send their homemade spacecraft up nearly 19 miles, high into the stratosphere, bringing back perhaps the most impressive amateur space footage ever. The duo housed the video camera, iPhone, and GPS equipment in a specially designed insulated casing, along with some hand-warmers and a note from Max requesting its safe return from whomever may find it after making it back to solid ground. All told, father and son spent eight months preparing for their homemade journey into space, in hopes of filming "the blackness beyond our earth." Then, one day in August, Max, his father, and his friend Miles Horner headed out to a nearby park to see their dreams realized. After attaching their equipment to a 19-inch weather balloon and switching on the camera, they watched as their simple craft disappeared high into the sky. "In August 2010, we set out to send a camera to space. The mission was to attach an HD video camera to a weather balloon and send it up into the upper stratosphere to film the blackness beyond our earth. Eventually, the balloon will grow from lack of <b>...</b>
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We blow up a giant weather balloon (with skirt). This sucker got about 12-foot tall on its side, and we inflated the skirt as well. Check out this double balloon blow to pop (almost). It finally got so big that, after 3 and a half hours of blowing, and a living room filled wall to wall, floor to ceiling, we had to kill it. Hope ya like, please comment and let me know what you think. HUGE Thanks to Alex A. (in Oregon) for this special gift. Sorry it took so long to do something with it. We have another one, when the weather is better, we will do it outside and see how big this sucker can really get. Many thanks to our special guest Luke for his assistance in blowing and busting this monster balloon...
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Near space photographic weather balloon. We were able to take photos of near space and the curvature of the earth *End story for the space balloon- After about 58 minutes of flight time the balloon landed in about an hour and a half away by car. We were able to track the landing using the gps on the cheap track phone and used Google Map to see photos of the yard where the balloon had landed. We drove out to find the owner of the property not home and the balloon 75 ft up in a tree in his back yard. We fashioned a long pole (12 ft?) out of pool cues, meter sticks, and duct tape we had in the car and I climbed up the tree with the pole. We were unable to retrieve it on the first attempt and had to drive out to a hardware store to buy a hook to tape to the end of the pole. We retrieved the balloon without the resident ever knowing we were there.
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On May 27th, 2011 Natty Light officially became The First Beer In Space. Two of Natty Lights Facebook fans, Danny and Rich, came to us with an epic idea to make Natty the first beer in space. We said go for it, just let us know when ya shoot it off! Natty Light helped make their dream a reality, by offering to support their efforts on Natty's Facebook page. The spacecraft was named the Aluminum Fullcan by Natty's Facebook Fans (submitted by Kel Thomas). Natty Light First Beer In Space: The Plan (video) www.youtube.com The spacecraft was launched via weather balloon. The ascent took about 2hrs rising to an altitude of 90000ft+. The Aluminum Fullcan spacecraft landed 60 miles from the launch site and took Danny and Rich 2hrs to locate by gps (due to the rural area of the landing that offered poor reception). The event was a complete success and Natty Light officially became The First Beer In Space (edge of space)...what we like to call the Nattmosphere! The spacecraft was composed of a styrofoam cooler carrying the first beer (full beer) in space on board, a gps tracking device, an HD video camera pointed at another (empty) can on the outside of the ship (It's the can you see in frame). Got an epic idea for Natty? Post it on the wall. If we like it, who knows maybe we'll make your next Natty adventure a reality! www.facebook.com Special Thanks from Natty Nation goes out to Danny B. and Rich T. you dudes are awesome!! (For Clarification: This event took place on May 27th <b>...</b>
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An Inconvenient Truth Clip j.mp click to subscribe - Al Gore explains how Professor Roger Revelle used weather balloons to measure carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. TM & © Paramount (2011) Cast: Al Gore Director: Davis Guggenheim MOVIECLIPS YouTube Channel: j.mp Join our Facebook page: j.mp Follow us on Twitter: j.mp Buy Movie: amzn.to More Movie Clips: j.mp Producer: Davis Guggenheim, Diane Weyermann, Jeff Skoll, Jeffrey D. Ivers, Laurie Lennard, Lawrence Bender, Lesley Chilcott, Michael McDermott, Ricky Strauss, Scott Z. Burns Screenwriter: Film Description: Former vice president Al Gore shares his concerns on the pressing issue of global warming in this documentary. A long-time environmental activist, Gore first became aware of evidence on global warming in the 1970s, and since leaving public office he has become a passionate advocate for large- and small-scale changes in our laws and lifestyles that could help alleviate this crisis. An Inconvenient Truth records a multi-media presentation hosted by Gore in which he discusses the scientific facts behind global warming, explains how it has already begun to affect our environment, talks about the disastrous consequences if the world's governments and citizens do not act, and shares what each individual can do to help protect the Earth for this and future generations. An Inconvenient Truth was directed by Davis Guggenheim, a veteran documentary filmmaker who also has an extensive background in episodic television. ~ Mark <b>...</b>
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Launched from Ballymacelligott, near Tralee in Co. Kerry and landing hundreds of kilometres away in Tagmon east of New Ross in Co. Wexford. Pictures from the edge of the atmosphere, near space. Flight only lasted 1hr and 37mins. 150mph winds, -60 degrees Celsius up there sites.google.com for more info Music: Ivan Chew - ramblinglibrarian_-_Going_Ballistics_(Part_III_of_III_Ballistics_of_Love)
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Futures High School Seniors sending a weather balloon into the sky to get some pretty good pictures of the earth from above. Please comment and leave your thoughts about it here. This video was on Science Fair Sacramento 2010 march 27th, Enjoy!! Music by: Rob Dougan: Will You Follow Me
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Please Read Description for lots of information ------- Project Aether video footage and demo by Team Aerotag Computer Science & Engineering Department University of Texas at Arlington Fall 2010 - Spring 2011 Winner of Texas Instruments Analog Design Contest at UT Arlington 2011 Team: Prashanth Rajaram Harshitha Munagala Imran Parekh Steven Ospina George Green Sponsor: Chris McMurrough Professor: Mike O'Dell Video Outline: Introduction - 0:05 Concept - 0:40 Flight Test - 1:09 Parachute Test - 1:58 Detachment - 2:24 Operation (Text Messaging) - 2:56 Complete Demo - 09:10 Conclusion - 11:22 Video Specifics: - Due to lack of resources and limited time, we have used several regular helium balloons to replace a weather balloon - For the complete demo, we had to ensure that we did not lose the product/module and the balloons. Hence they are being controlled against the wind, in order to show the complete parachute release mechanism Video Taken at: The University of Texas at Arlington Acknowledgements This project would not have been possible without the help of our sponsor, professor and our peers. Credits: Video edited and compiled by Prashanth Rajaram using Camtasia Studio Sountrack(s): "Mystique" from Camtasia Studio Library Photo Album: bit.ly Project Documentation: omega.uta.edu
This is the second weather balloon I have ever captured on video the first being 6/02/2011 which I filmed in exactly the same spot. The reason I am posting this is because I have seen some info that says they may be something other than a weather ballon. Also at 7:30 a bright unidentified flying object crosses the balloons path, sorry for filming, kinda caught me off guard. Still looking forward to the big day (Full Disclosure) but waiting patiently till it manifests. Peace to you all.
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A weather balloon is used by the National Weather Service to measure air temperature, barometric pressure and humidity. Learn about the instruments attached to a weather balloon with help from a meteorologist in this free video on understanding weather. Expert: Charlie Neese Contact: www.charlieneese.com Bio: Charlie Neese is an Emmy Award-winning television meteorologist and severe weather safety expert based in Nashville, Tenn. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge
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JEP-2 On August 1, 2010 we launched our second balloon. We upgraded the payload to include a video camera. Our goal was 100000 feet, but our balloon burst prematurely at approximately 80000 feet. The burst jolted the package and forced the button on the camera to be depressed. This stopped the photographs. There was about 20 minutes of video after the burst, but the decent was so fast and blurry. We launched in Cartersville, GA and landed about 80 feet up a pine tree in Villa Rica, GA. Stay tuned after January...we are planning our third launch for the winter months!
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A University of Minnesota freshman seminar gives students the ability to launch weather balloons and collect data as part of their class. The aeronautics course requires the students to build the weather balloon and use the data to determine its success.
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Saw this object in the sky of New Mexico for about an hour on May/17/2009.
W5HGT's weather balloon launched April 30th from Cook Park in Ruston, LA. Used an arduino running some modified trackuino code, a gps, a radiometrix tx-1 with 7 watt output, and a flip video camera.
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'Weather Balloon' Rush Limbaugh Says The 'Heat Index' is a Obama's Conspiracy; Fringe Suggest Obama Killed SEALs in Afghanistan: www.politicalarticles.net
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JEP-1 This is Justin, Evan, and Patrick's first attempt at near outer space photography (Named for their initials) using a weather balloon. Our launch point was in Cartersville, GA and we landed in the middle of the Chattahoochee National Forest 62 nautical miles away. We calculate that our balloon popped at ~80000 ft. We have plans for a larger balloon and better equipment for a second launch in July 2010.
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