Congratulations to Alan Adamson on his super pressure flight HIRFW-6 that is breaking world records for distance and duration with GPS proven telemetry. His flight, call sign HIRF-6 for APRS and HIRFW

Here's a report on the detection of high energy cosmic rays. A cosmic ray observatory in Argentina has discovered they do not originate in our galaxy. So those of you measuring cosmic rays are countin

My fellow Aeronauts, I am pleased to inform you that Michael West, W5MAW who many of you perhaps met at this years GPSL will be taking over the duties of webmaster for the arhab.org web site. I know M

Aeronauts, I have been the very humble (and not all that talented) webmaster for arhab.org for quite a few years now. I keep track of all the launches that get listed, run reports to update the site,

Now close to the NY/PA border. This fellow has launched a few times before but I don't think they get announced on Balloon Sked. I know this one isn't there, so mentioning it now here. He sometimes me

I am going to be moving to Oklahoma in a few months. I tried contacting the clubs/organizations listed on the ARHAB list with no response. I was sent a message to contact "Harry Mueller in Tulsa" with

One of our local television stations did a story on my eclipse flight. Here's the link, http://www.kivitv.com/news/boise-science-teacher-captures-moon-shadow-in-eclipse-images-from-45000-feet

That's really cool. Thanks for sharing. Pete

I've posted a video showing the shadow approaching from the EOSS GoPro on the Colorado Space Grant balloon here: EOSS youtube channel Tom Londrigan KE7KCK EOSS Flight Coordinator

Attached is a near infrared image of the moon's shadow from about 45,000 feet. I'm still downloading data and haven't got the exact altitudes yet.

Is everyone launching a balloon taking into consideration that the moon's shadow is approaching the surface at an angle with respect to the surface? From where I'm launching, the sun will be at an ang

https://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/news/ATC-Monitoring-Eclipse-Balloon-Launch-229491-1.html Pilots flying on the days leading up to the coming solar eclipse on Aug. 21 have surely planned already to cop

Good morning, I am coming over to Wyoming from the UK and launching a high altitude ballloon from the Southern Wyoming area on the morning of the 21st August. I've done a number of these in the UK bef

I seem to remember there was a way to see a list of active balloon flights that were being tracked via APRS -- anyone have a link? Greg K7RKT

Is anyone planning to remain at home during the eclipse and have around 50% of totality? The reason I ask, I would like to record temperature, relative humidity, and light intensity during the eclipse

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Richard Babington <richard.babington@...> Date: Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 3:16 PM Subject: [UKHAS] Stabilotron-II eclipse flight and Wyoming and surrounding ar

For those of you who have flown an LED, LED's have a field of view and you can't get it too look at the sun all the time. Do you see the turning of the payload in the LED signal? Is it easy to separat

Vastly shortened text included below. I'd urge all people who intend to view the eclipse to read the whole article from the American Astronomical Society at the link immediately below. The AAS site is

Hello EOSS Friends, Today Edge of Space Sciences (EOSS) has launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds to implement Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) for high altitude balloon f

Paul, I don't know if you are still doing your forensic analysis of this flight but I put a tool online that might help create a new look at this. It allows you to model a flight path in 3 dimensions