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JP Aerospace: Ads, Ping Pong Balls, Coffee and Cutting Edge Development
"On Saturday, June 2, the JP Aerospace team set up shop in the Nevada desert. Two platforms, Away 32 and Away 33, were carried aloft by balloon. These platforms were loaded. Each one was performing multiple tests and accomplished multiple mission objectives. Away 32 was the first in the air. It reached 94,000 feet with a fast climb rate of 1,300 feet per minute."
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JP Aerospace: Ads, Ping Pong Balls, Coffee and Cutting Edge Development\"On Saturday, June 2, the JP Aerospace team set up shop in the Nevada desert. Two platforms, Away 32 and Away 33, were carried aloft by balloon. These platforms were loaded. Each one was performing multiple tests and accomplished multiple mission objectives. Away 32 was the first in the air. It reached 94,000 feet with a fast climb rate of 1,300 feet per minute.\"
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