Showing posts with label continental divide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label continental divide. Show all posts
Monday, February 10, 2014
High Altitude Balloon Flight
Balloon Flight from Patrick Cullis on Vimeo.
A short video compiling footage from two balloon flights last summer. Includes high resolution photos from above 85,000 feet as well as video from launch, burst, and landing.
Music by Excavacations - Actual Behavior
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Take the Highway... (to the Moon over the Great Divide)
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| The Moon sets above the Great Divide from 86,000 feet above Colorado. |
The snow-capped Rocky Mountains of Colorado stretch across this photograph taken on June 27, 2013 from 86,000 feet. The waning Moon shines in the black sky above the Earth's thin atmosphere. I-70 snakes up from the bottom towards Loveland Pass and the Eisenhower Tunnel.
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| The Moon above the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. |
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| Dillon Reservoir, I-70, Georgetown, Berthoud Pass, and Winter Park / Mary Jane |
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| Lake Granby and the Continental Divide |
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| Denver and Boulder from 86,000 feet. |
Labels:
Balloon,
Boulder,
continental divide,
denver,
divide,
earth,
eisenhower tunnel,
Moon,
Space
Monday, June 24, 2013
Go Higher
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