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Piccards Feat - recovery on landing
Aftermath of the ascent by Professor Picard of Brussels University on August 18 1932, by balloon to around 10 1/2 miles, the greatest height achieved by a man at that point. Photograph shows Progressor Picard and Dr Max Cosyns lying full length in the shade of the gondola, due to be overcome by the extreme change of temperature from freezing cold to sweltering heat. Date: 1932
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1932 Achievement Aftermath Ascent Balloon Descent Experiment Feat Gondola Height Jul18 Landing Overcome Picard Professor Scientists Temperature
Greetings Card (7"x5")
Experience the thrill of human achievement with our Media Storehouse range of Piccard's Feat Greeting Cards. This stunning design features an iconic image of Professor Piccard's historic balloon ascent on August 18, 1932, reaching an unprecedented height of around 10 1/2 miles. The aftermath of Piccard's daring recovery, captured in this Rights Managed image from Mary Evans Prints Online, makes for an inspiring and thought-provoking greeting. Perfect for celebrating milestones, anniversaries, or acknowledging someone's determination and courage. Send a piece of history with our Piccard's Feat Greeting Cards.
Folded Greeting Cards (12.5x17.5 cm) have a laminate finish and are supplied with an envelope. The front and inside can be personalised with text in a selection of fonts, layouts and colours.
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Estimated Product Size is 12.5cm x 17.5cm (4.9" x 6.9")
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On August 18, 1932, Professor Picard of Brussels University made history by ascending to an unprecedented height of approximately 10 miles in a hydrogen-filled balloon, surpassing the previous record set by Jean Piccard in 1931. The photograph captures the aftermath of this groundbreaking achievement, with Professor Picard and Dr. Max Cosyns lying full length in the shade of their gondola. The extreme change in temperature from the freezing cold at high altitudes to the sweltering heat upon descent had left them overcome. Their daring experiment, which aimed to study cosmic rays and the upper atmosphere, pushed the boundaries of human endurance and scientific knowledge. The successful ascent and safe landing marked a significant milestone in the field of aviation and space exploration. Professor Piccard and Dr. Cosyns, both renowned scientists, worked tirelessly to prepare for this moment. Their determination and courage paid off, as they became the first humans to reach such heights and return to tell the tale. The photograph serves as a testament to their remarkable feat and the spirit of scientific inquiry that drives human progress.
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