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Den Class
5/18/2014 11:34:37 pm
Thank you so much for letting us participate in such an awesome adventure!
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Holt class Amelia
5/19/2014 03:06:51 pm
Thank you so much for letting us be part of the mission.
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Leon
5/23/2014 09:13:26 am
What a fantastic experiment! My daughter loved it, thank you. And astonishing how high the legonauts went, they were remarkably calm. Is there any footage of the descent? I'm amazed the payload landed so close to the take off site given how high it went, but I presume that's why you launched on a windless day?
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Dan Warner
5/23/2014 05:51:35 pm
Hi, yes we got lucky with the wind as the predictor suggested that if we'd launched the following Monday it would have landed near Liverpool!!
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nathan den class
5/23/2014 10:18:18 pm
never thought it would go that far . must of took quite a while to find.
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