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Flight Training
Flight Training

12 learners earned this badge

Earners have completed flight training, where they learned how to conduct a high altitude balloon launch. They practiced inflating the balloon, know how to use the GPS tracker, and have put together a payload. Earners are assigned a specific role for the flight.

Issuer:

Adler Planetarium
http://www.adlerplanetarium.org/

Evidence:

Badge Type: skill

Expected Duration: 1 days

Criteria

  1. Complete Far Horizons balloon training
  2. Receive your role for the launch

Earn by participating in:

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Learn the basics of sending something to space.

2015 Summer Internships

Learn the basics of sending something to space.

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Learn the basics of sending something to space.

Science Leadership Corps

Learn the basics of sending something to space.

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