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**Title:** Successful Launch of Stratospheric Balloon by "Mistérios do Espaço" Project
**Key Points:**
1. **Launch**: A stratospheric balloon with two cameras (Xiaomi Mi Action and GoPro Hero 3) was launched from Conceição do Coité, Bahia, as part of the "Mistérios do Espaço" project.
2. **Objective**: Capture impressive images from at least 30 km above sea level, a first for Bahia.
3. **Tracking**: A Spot tracker was used to monitor the probe's location via satellite.
4. **Mission Highlights**:
* Launched successfully after 5 years of planning and a crowdfunded campaign.
* Reached predicted altitude (28-32 km).
* Landed approximately 50 km away in the municipality of São Domingos.
5. **Outcome**: Both cameras recorded successfully for over 3 hours, capturing stunning images of the stratosphere and Earth from above.
6. **Post-Mission**: The team recovered the intact probe, parachute, and balloon remnants, and previewed the impressive footage.
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**Project & Launch**
1. The project is called "Mistério do Espaço" (Mysteries of Space).
2. The founder of the project is Alexsandro Mota.
3. The launch took place in Conceição do Coité, Bahia.
4. The launch was the result of a successful crowdfunding campaign that ended last year.
**Probe & Equipment**
5. Two action cameras were used: a Xiaomi Mi Action and a GoPro Hero 3.
6. A Power Bank was included to ensure camera battery life during the trip.
7. A Spot tracker was used for location tracking, which communicates with satellites.
**Launch & Flight**
8. A 1 kg latex balloon was filled with approximately 4 cubic meters of Helium.
9. The balloon was expected to exert a 3 kg upward force, accounting for the balloon's weight and 2 kg of equipment (though the probe itself was under 1 kg).
10. The target altitude was between 28 to 32 km above sea level.
11. The launch occurred after a countdown, with the balloon releasing at "Yeeee!" (00:09:20.16).
**Tracking & Recovery**
12. The probe's location was tracked using a Spot tracker, with updates received during the flight.
13. Approximately an hour after launch, the probe was located near the municipality of Araci.
14. The team used GPS to locate the fallen probe, which was found approximately 50 km away in the São Domingos region.
15. The probe was recovered intact, with both cameras still functional.
**Post-Recovery**
16. Initial checks showed that both cameras recorded footage successfully.
17. The GoPro recorded for over 2 hours before being turned off due to overheating.
18. The team previewed the footage, confirming successful capture of stratospheric images.
19. The parachute and remnants of the balloon were also recovered intact.