Stratodynamics

Stratodynamics provides record setting, high altitude platforms and services for the Earth Observation sector.

[Stratodynamics @stratodynamics]

@rayluk I've got a colleague inside HarperCollins Canada that would be interested in your book. He runs their business book division. Are you interested in an intro? They also have a speakers division if you'd like to take your work into the circuit.

LMK. - Nick

[Stratodynamics @stratodynamics]

Thanks very much to Terence C. Gannon who's doing a fantastic job as the new editor of the RC Soaring Digest. The reader response to your coverage of the HiDRON flights over New Mexico has been wonderful.

https://t.co/J3S5EnpdOh

[Stratodynamics @stratodynamics]

Inholland University aeronautical engineering student, Frederik van Veen graduates today after presenting his impressive conceptual design for a radio controlled stratospheric glider with swarm AI (and partially biodegradable). Way to go Frederik!

[Stratodynamics @stratodynamics]

Success! The HiDRON achieved controlled flight at 92,000' (28 km) altitude. Please have a look at today's press release for the full story.
https://t.co/PF8FM1N85f
Music by Jeff Bird

[Stratodynamics @stratodynamics]

Stratodynamics is so proud! This selfie from our recent high altitude flight at @Spaceport_NM was posted as NASA's Image of the Day!
https://t.co/FXF5LkGF8N

[Stratodynamics @stratodynamics]

Stratodynamics is extremely proud of our recent accomplishments over New Mexico. Thank you UAVOS, the University of Kentucky and Spaceport America!
https://t.co/KaLrCGr3VB

[Spaceport America @Spaceport_NM]

Get to know our customers- Stratodynamics provide high-altitude flight services for global clients and collaborators requiring remote earth observations or in-situ monitoring. They are testing their HiDRON craft at @Spaceport_NM. #SpaceportAmerica #TheSpaceToBe

[NASA Armstrong @NASAArmstrong]

Nothing like a first flight! 🎈

Stratodynamics Inc. launched its HiDRON stratospheric glider from a high-altitude balloon at Spaceport America in New Mexico carrying technology supported by NASA’s Flight Opportunities program for the first time.

https://t.co/PzkvjvetJs