High-altitude weather balloon is launched from Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, CO

The video discusses the use of weather balloons at Lauri Air Force Base in Denver. These balloons, made of plastic and filled with hydrogen or helium, are launched to collect meteorological data at high altitudes. The data is crucial for understanding wind patterns and air turbulence, aiding in weather research and forecasting. The video also addresses misconceptions about flying saucers, explaining that these balloons are often mistaken for such phenomena.

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