Tuesday, January 10, 2017
More Testing with the New BalloonSat Weather Station
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Testing is complete; the BalloonSat Weather Station can record temperature, pressure, relative humidity, speed, direction, altitude, and time. This lets the BalloonSat Weather Station record environmental data on the ground and in flight. Here are some more examples of the data it can collect.
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