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A lot of Helium goes a long way

Want to get something up into space? A group of MIT students did, but they didn't need to bother with rocket fuel. Check out this link for more info.

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Steve Chiotakis: Get this: a couple of MIT students have found a way to get a snapshot of Earth 93,000 feet up without the hassle of rockets, or even satellites.

They filled a weather balloon with high-flying Helium, attached a beer cooler equipped with camera and warming pads and let ‘er zip into near-space. For about 150 bucks, they got the pictures they wanted — and a lot of notoriety.

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