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Balloons have been used for decades to conduct scientific studies. Whilethe basics of ballooning have not changed, balloon capabilities haveincreased and their dependability has improved greatly. Scientific Balloons... 1. can be launched from locations worldwide to suport scientific needs. 2. can be readied for flight in as little as six months. 3. offer a low-cost method of conducting science investigations. 4. provide a stable platform for longer flight durations.Scientists use scientific data collected during balloon flights to helpanswer important questions about the universe, atmosphere, the Sun and thespace environment. Questions such as "How did the universe, galaxies,stars, and planets form and evolve?" and "Are there Earth-like planetsbeyond our solar system?" are being answered by NASA with the help ofexperiments flown on scientific ballons.Standard NASA scientific balloons are constructed of polyethylene film; thesame type material used for plastic bags. This material is only 0.002centimeters (0.0008 inches) thick, about the same as an ordinary sandwichwrap. The film is cut into banana-peel shaped sections called gores andheat sealed together to form the balloon. Up to 180 gores are used to makeNASA's largest balloons. These standard, zero-pressure, balloons are opento the atmosphere at the bottom to equalize the internal pressure with thesurroundings. The balloon system includes the balloon, the parachute and apayload that holds instuments to conduct scientific measurements.Helium, the same gas used to fill party balloons, is used in NASA balloons. These very large balloons can carry a payload weighing as much as 3,600kilograms (8,000 pounds), about the weight of three small cars. They canfly up to 42 kilometers (26 miles) high and stay there for up to two weeks.The Balloon Program's capabilities are being expanded with the developmentof an Ultra Long Duration Balloon (ULDB). The ULDB is made of advancedmaterials and uses a new pumpkin-shaped balloon design to achieve flights ofup to 100 days. The ULDB is completely sealed and pressurized in order tomaintain constant altitude night and day. The ULDB payload consists of asolar power system, radio receivers and transmitters, computers, batteriesand other systems required for science experiments.The balloon is launched by partially filling it with helium and launchedwith the payload section suspended beneath it. As the balloon rises, thehelium expands, filling the balloon until it reaches float altitude in twoto three hours.After the science measurements are complete, flight controllers send a radiocommand that separates the payload from the balloon. The payload floatsback to the ground on a parachute where it can be retrieved and flown again. Payload separation creates a large tear in the balloon material, whichreleases any remaining helium. The balloon also falls to the ground, whereit s retrieved and discarded. The balloon and payload land approximately 45minutes after separation.(Special thanks to the Balloon ProgramOffice at Wallops Flight Facility.)
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