Death-Defying Science at 75,000 Feet

Update: 2023-09-26

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You wouldn’t think a lanky, awkward balloon geek would inspire Hollywood. But the death-defying Auguste Piccard was a worthy namesake for Jean-Luc Picard of Star Trek fame...

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Death-Defying Science at 75,000 Feet

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Death-Defying Science at 75,000 Feet

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Death-Defying Science at 75,000 Feet