Space

At the Netherlands Institute for Space Research, we created a 5-minute video showcasing our contributions to NASA's balloon mission, GUSTO. If you're not familiar, GUSTO was launched from Antarctica at the end of last year and set a new NASA record for the longest balloon flight, lasting an incredible 57 days.

During this mission, we observed star-forming tracers—oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon—to help unravel the mysteries of star formation. Our observations aimed to shed new light on how stars are born, deepening our understanding of the universe.

Check out the video to learn more about our work!

At the Netherlands Institute for Space Research, we created a 5-minute video showcasing our contributions to NASA's balloon mission, GUSTO. If you're not familiar, GUSTO was launched from Antarctica at the end of last year and set a new NASA record for the longest balloon flight, lasting an incredible 57 days.

During this mission, we observed star-forming tracers—oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon—to help unravel the mysteries of star formation. Our observations aimed to shed new light on how stars are born, deepening our understanding of the universe.

Check out the video to learn more about our work!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYvJ4cvNmd4

Spent 68 days in Antarctica launching @NASA GUSTO

PhD in Space Instruments

Cooking NFTs on @base @digipod

Thank Nanobro! It was a wild ride this mission, a once in a lifetime experience for sure

Base contributor is out of this world 💙😱

U rock Jose