Gang, Yes, we had a balloon failure during launch setup. We had it inflated and staked out as we did final payload preps. It was nearly windless, but out of the blue we had a gust that ripped up one

Joe, Why you a toucha? Modding the frequency? Hank ___________________________________ I need to slightly re-design the output network of an old Heathkit SB-220.

If somebody is reading this now and they were one of the very few hams tuned into the Cornell Zoom today (as I was now and again), please post what you know other than a land vehicle drove part or all

Mike, Thanks very much for this alert, BUT, please for future CARC flights, exp. involving simultaneous Zoom coverage, at the very least announce the day before even if the event is not rock solid to

Hello, The Amateur Radio Club at Cornell will be launching a High Altitude Balloon this afternoon at 2:00pm EDT.  We'll launch from Lima, NY with a predicted landing near Locke, NY.   The balloon

https://video.ibm.com/channel/nasa-educational. W7JLC

Looks like a SCRUB for today. They are re-stowing the equipment. Jack

I believe it is the JPL Remote payload. https://video.ibm.com/channel/nasa-educational Jack, W7JLC

I saw it...but no . Nothing remains of the Loon project in any form. All hardware sold in auctions, from tiny Go-pro cameras to big balloon launchers, trucks etc.. Spare payloads and recovered

22K feet and climbing. Possible Loon Project ? Jack, W7JLC

Very nice! Not much wind. 73 Tom W4SDR

https://youtu.be/TuLtoPoyACQ over Albuquerque. Jack, W7JLC

Probably Project Loon, been up a few days. Jack

Sorry Bill, I know nothing about the payloads. No APRS signs on 2m. Jack

I wonder what the one in Michigan is. Looks like it passed almost directly over me. Joe WB9SBD

Jack...do any of the student HASP payloads have any active transmitters (ham radio or otherwise) on them? - Bill WB8ELK

https://towerfts.csbf.nasa.gov/Maps/convGPS716N.htm Flight is at float.Payload position as of:Time: 16:47:22Z Date: 09/14/21 Latitude: 34°25.79 NLongitude: 104°40.26 WAltitude: 122652 Feet 29.00

The High Altitude Student Platform (HASP) flight is active over NM. Jack W7JLC

Its the top part of the JPL remote gondola... Luis E.Pacheco