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Piccard Ascends 1931
Auguste Piccard, Swiss scientist, with colleague Kupfer, reaches record altitude of 16, 201m, ascending from Augsburg and coming down in the Austrian Alps
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1931 Alps Altitude Ascending Ascends Augsburg Auguste Austrian Balloon Colleague Coming Piccard Reaches Record Scientist Swiss
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 23.7cm x 15.8cm (9.3" x 6.2")
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Auguste Piccard and His Colleague Kupfer Reach Unprecedented Heights in the Sky: A Historical Moment in Austrian Aviation This photograph captures the historic moment when Swiss scientist Auguste Piccard and his colleague Kupfer reached an unprecedented altitude of 16,201 meters (53,157 feet) during their balloon ascent from Augsburg, Germany, on August 27, 1931. The intrepid explorers embarked on their journey with the ambitious goal of surpassing the previous record set by Jean Picard in 1931, who had reached an altitude of 15,777 meters (51,725 feet). Piccard, a renowned Swiss physicist and meteorologist, was determined to explore the upper atmosphere and gather valuable data on atmospheric conditions. With Kupfer by his side, they ascended in a specially designed balloon, filled with hydrogen, which allowed them to reach such extraordinary heights. As they ascended, the pair encountered extreme temperatures, thinning air, and breathtaking views of the world below. The photograph captures a moment of triumph as they near the peak of their ascent, with the Austrian Alps visible in the distance. Upon reaching their record-breaking altitude, Piccard and Kupfer began their descent, using a combination of sandbags and hot air from burners to control their descent. They landed safely in the Austrian Alps, having achieved a remarkable feat in the annals of aviation history. This photograph is a testament to the spirit of scientific exploration and human achievement, showcasing the determination and courage of Auguste Piccard and his colleague Kupfer as they pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible in the realm of aviation. Their groundbreaking research paved the way for future explorations of the upper atmosphere and continues to inspire generations of scientists and adventurers.
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