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Subj: [WIA-NEWS] High Altitude Balloon Launch – 26th Jan 2016
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High Altitude Balloon Launch – 26th Jan 2016

Date : 21 / 01 / 2016

Author : en Broadbent VK5BB

The Southern Hemisphere Space Studies Program (SHSSP) is jointly 
organised by the International Space University (ISU) and the 
University of South Australia. It is a unique, 
five week live-in experience focusing on an international, 
intercultural and interdisciplinary 
(3 “Iös) educational philosophy for which the ISU is renowned.

The SHSSP have asked the AREG who have considerable experience 
with high altitude ballooning in Australia to assist with their 
participant Stratospheric Balloon Project, 
culminating in a high altitude balloon launch on Australia Day, 
the 26th of January 2016. The balloon launch will take place, 
weather conditions favourable, from the Mt. Barker High School 
in the Adelaide Hills, just east of Adelaide.

The launch is expected to be released between 09:30 to 09:45 am 
local CDST January 26th, or 23:00 to 23:15 UTC January 25th. 
The balloon is expected to carry two payloads, 
one supplied by the SHSSP participants as part of their course 
project and the usual AREG/Horus telemetry payloads. 
Telemetry will the normal RTTY mode on 434.450 MHz USB.

Check the details closer to the launch date.

Further details may be found on AREG's website at www.areg.org.au 
link > http://www.areg.org.au Link

    		  (Sourced from the WIA Website)

http://www.wia.org.au/newsevents/news/2016/20160121-2/index.php

	(Posted to the Packet Radio Network courtesy Tony VK7AX)
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