Droptesting an Improved Ballute Design @CopenhagenSuborbitals
Droptesting an Improved Ballute Design  @CopenhagenSuborbitals
Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In an attempt to mitigate the spin we saw with our last manned Ballute jump, we made and tested a small-scale design, which is sown from two sections - top and bottom, rather than single continuous gores. This, we hope, allows better alignment of air intake pockets, which we expect caused the spin on the previous design.

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