We learned that it is possible for a LEGO shuttle to be launched into space. It happened by a helium balloon. What we found that was interesting/surprising is that the LEGO shuttle went up very high.
learned that the flight went 115000feet up in the air. I thought it was strange at first because the shuttle made of lego but then found out it was a balloon that carried the lego ship up.
We agree that it is strange that the LEGO shuttle made it that high up, but a huge helium weather balloon carried it up that high, taking over two hours to reach its highest point.
We learned that Lego's can stay together in space. It happened because this guy on twitter gave him a small budget to start a jet engine which led to further things like this. We found it interesting that some random guy on twitter gave him money to build space related stuff. We found it surprising that it actually stayed together.
Whether balloons can not float into space. The kid tied the whether balloon to the shuttle and let it go and then found it with a GPS. We found the whether balloon interesting. The video was surprising.
We learned that an 18 year old kid built a real working space shuttle out of legos and went into space with it. Before he built the space shuttle he use to build jet engines. This all happened when he met an Australian kid over twitter who said he wanted to go to space and he would even if he had to build the space shuttle himself. Something we found surprising is that they used balloons to bring it up into the air.
We learned that the LEGO shuttle was really a LEGO guy tied to a helium weather-balloon with a camera. We also learned that the "shuttle" actually rose 115,000 feet into the air, so it was, technically, in space. We found it interesting that a helium weather balloon, without any engine, was able to carry the LEGO high enough to truly be in space.
I learned that Raul Oaida, an 18 year old is the one who launched the shuttle and I learned that the flight lasted about 3 hours and it landed about 150 miles south of were it took off. I happened because it was tied to a helium balloon that rose and then fell back down, he attached a video camera and a GPS to it too. I found it interesting that he even launched it, and that he was building jet engines off the internet before he launched the Lego shuttle. It was really surprising to me that he did all of this stuff at age 18 which is pretty young.
We learned that the lego shuttle was a lego man tied to helium balloon. The shuttle went up 115,000 feet in the air. The thing we thought was that a helium balloon made into space with out getting stuck in a tree or something.
We learned that Raul Oaida is an 18 year old who launched the shuttle. It haPpened because it was tied to a helium balloon. I found it interesting that they actually took the time to launch a lego shuttle. I was also surprised that it went up high.
We were also very surprised at how they actually were taking the time to launch the ship. But we were both wondering how did all the legos stay together?
We learned that the flight went 115,000 feet into the air. Another thing was that he tied the lego shuttle to a big rubber weather balloon. He got the funding from a guy that he meet over titter. What we found surprising was how he also built jet engines online before taking on the lego shuttle. .
I learned that the flight went 115,000 feet in the air. I thought it was interesting that it was made of lego and fly up in space but it was actually a lego shuttle on a helium balloon.
I learned that a 18 year old made a giant space shuttle. This happened with a helium balloon. He is also working on another project. I found it surprising that he is only 18 and did this!
I leaned that weather baloons can not go into space. that a 18 year old built a working space shuttle out of legos. and later let the rocket off and found it with a gps.
@Liz Scarloto and Carley Snell Did you guys find it interesting that he also built engines online before building the lego shuttle. Also did you know know the height the shuttle went up to was 115,000 ft.
@Brian Schraffenberger Did you find it interesting that the guy built jet engines before he built the lego shuttle. Another thing I found interesting was that he got his funding for his lego shuttle launch from someone he meet over twitter.
We learned that a 18 year old built a lego space shuttle that went into space.We found it interesting that a helium weather balloon, without any engine, was able to carry the LEGO high enough to truly be in space.
we thought that this was really cool. i have never seen or heard of any thing like this before. i think it is so col how high the shuttle went with just a balloon.also i thought it was amazing how an 18 year old could do this
I learned that it is possible to build a small, model rocket on a low budget and send it into space. I found it interesting that it was one hundred miles away and it did not land in trees. I wonder what websites he used to make the jet engines.
I thought it was awesome that someone who's just 18 sent something into space, but if it's made of legos i don't see how it stay together for the whole trip; that it didn't break because of pressure or heat.
We learned that a lego shuttle could go into space. This happened because someone made a helium balloon that went 115,000 feet high.We thought that the guy making jet engines before making the shuttle was interesting. We found it was surprising that this person was a teenager
We learned that a 18 year old launched a LEGO shuttle was launched into space. The shuttle was launched because a helium balloon carried it up. We found interesting that it was able to stay together for 115,000 feet in the air.
We learned that an 18 year old from Russia built a Lego space shuttle by himself, just by using the information he could find online. The boy got a hot air balloon and attached the shuttle to it, then he sent it up into space. It was not very surprising to us, but it was interesting.
The ship got into space because it was a weather balloon full of helium. So it simply floated up into space, it took about 2 and a half hours to get up that high but the descent was faster. It also had a GPS in it so they could track it and when it came down it didn't get stuck in the trees!
I found it pretty amazing that the legos didn't break apart in space with a huge amount of pressure but they sometimes break apart when you barely touch them. Out of all people they teenager got fianacial support from some person on he meet on twitter.
In space there is less pressure, not more. The legos may break apart from the lack of pressure though. I wonder if he will ever get an money for his talent other than funding to build more stuff.
I learned that an 18 year old was able to launched into space. this was able to happen because they took a helium balloon and went up to 115,000 feet in the air. The thing that I found interesting was how he was able to do this and how his parents let him do this because it must have cost a fortune.
If he was eighteen years old and lives away from his parents in a different house or apartment then his parents really cannot do anything to him. They might be happy that he is doing this because he got funding from someone and he is building cool stuff that and learning about science.
The spaceship got into space by being a weather balloon full of helium.This made it float right up into space, it took about 2.5 hours to get up that high. But coming down was faster. The space ship had a GPS in it so they could track it.
it had a helium balloon so it probally lifted up into space. it also had gps tracking divice so they can know were it is. it was interesting that it was mad out of lego all though it did not look like it was made out of lego because there were just big foam blockes that i could see not lego peices.
According to 18-year old Raul Oaida, the flight of the Lego shuttle was approxamitely 115,000 feet long. He launched it using a video tracker & GPS.-Dominic Deutsch
Mrs.Hoffman, We learned that what ever you put your mind to you can do it.It happened with a 18 year old was on the internet chat with people talking about rockets and someone gave him money to build a lego rocket ship.We thought that they couldn't launch legos into space or even reach into the air.
We learned that an 18 year old kid built a real working space shuttle out of legos and went into space with it.We also learned that the "shuttle" actually rose 115,000 feet into the air, so it was, technically, in space.
we learned that it has a GPS tracking system it takes 2.5 hours to go up and down it is made of a weathering balloon and has helium in it to make it float. we thought it was interesting that it could float up and actually make it so we thought it was pretty cool.
We learned that there was a 18 year old kid who made a LEGO spaceship and it went into space by a helium balloon. I thought it was surprising that LEGOS could fly into space that high.
We learned that an 18 year old boy built a lego spaceship and launched it into the air. He got the money for the GPS( to track it) and the helium balloon from someone on twitter. It took around two and a half hours to get al the way up and it came down faster. T hey put it in a weather balloon and filled it with helium and attached a GPS to it to see where it was.
We learned that the flight went 115,000 feet into the air. Another thing was that he tied the lego shuttle to a big rubber weather balloon. He got the funding from a guy that he meet over titter. What we found surprising was how he also built jet engines online before taking on the lego shuttle. We were also surprised that it didn't break apart in outer space from the pressure,when sometimes it breaks when you barley touch them.
we learned that a 18 year old was bilding this lego rocket with the help of a alstrailan man it was powered by wether ballown filled with helem. It took 2.5 hours to get up and back down. That they could make it flote.
We learned that a LEGO space ship is able to travel into space and we learned that it traveled 115,000 feet high! This happens because legos were attached to a helium balloon. It also happened because a guy gave him a budget to build it. This was super surprising to us because we didn't know it was able to stay up in the air.
What we learned is that this was not his first thing he made.He also made a jet pack.this was made by a huilium ballon that could go high.What we find interesting was how you could make shuttle out of lego's.
We learned that a 18 year old launched a LEGO shuttle was launched into space. It happened because this guy on twitter gave him a small budget to start a jet engine which led to further things. It went 150000 feet into the air and that the flight lasted for 3 hours. The space ship had a GPS in it so they could track it.
It made it into space because it was a giant helium balloon with a lego guy on it. It went up a 11000 feet into the air. What I found interesting was that the person makes a bunch of jet engines. The thing that surprised me the most was that the person was only 18 years old.
A Lego shuttle could make it into space by that the gravity level is low in space and very high on earth that's why it's possible for a Lego shuttle to make it into space cause of the gravity level compared to earth and space that's why we think that gravity has something to do with the Lego space shuttle.
What does the lego man have to do with anything just wondering...well is the lego man inside of the helium balloon or what can you be a little more detailed....:)
I learned that it has a GPS tracking system it takes 2.5 hours to go up and down it is made of a weathering balloon and has helium in it to make it float. I thought it was interesting that it could float up and actually make it so I thought it was pretty cool.
It happened because of a helium balloon. I found it interesting because the teen used a GPS tracker to find where the spaceship was, and the only help he received a certain amount of money from a man. I was surprised that it actually stayed up in the air, I didn't think that would be possible.
We learned that it is possible for a LEGO shuttle to be launched into space. It happened by a helium balloon. What we found that was interesting/surprising is that the LEGO shuttle went up very high.
ReplyDeleteWe also found it cool that it went up high.
Deleteyea we we also very surprised that this 18 year old made a LEGO shuttle
DeleteI also thought it was cool that an eight-teen year old could make something that goes up into space using a small bugdet.
Deletelearned that the flight went 115000feet up in the air. I thought it was strange at first because the shuttle made of lego but then found out it was a balloon that carried the lego ship up.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't know that the shuttle went up 115,000 feet up in the air, That's cool.
DeleteWe agree that it is strange that the LEGO shuttle made it that high up, but a huge helium weather balloon carried it up that high, taking over two hours to reach its highest point.
DeleteWe learned that Lego's can stay together in space.
ReplyDeleteIt happened because this guy on twitter gave him a small budget to start a jet engine which led to further things like this. We found it interesting that some random guy on twitter gave him money to build space related stuff. We found it surprising that it actually stayed together.
We also found it interesting that it stayed together.
DeleteWhether balloons can not float into space. The kid tied the whether balloon to the shuttle and let it go and then found it with a GPS. We found the whether balloon interesting. The video was surprising.
ReplyDeleteI thought that the video was suprising and interesting also
DeleteWe learned that an 18 year old kid built a real working space shuttle out of legos and went into space with it. Before he built the space shuttle he use to build jet engines. This all happened when he met an Australian kid over twitter who said he wanted to go to space and he would even if he had to build the space shuttle himself. Something we found surprising is that they used balloons to bring it up into the air.
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I was surprised to hear that he met an Australian kid over twitter who said that and it actually happened! That must have taken forever.
DeleteWe learned that the LEGO shuttle was really a LEGO guy tied to a helium weather-balloon with a camera. We also learned that the "shuttle" actually rose 115,000 feet into the air, so it was, technically, in space. We found it interesting that a helium weather balloon, without any engine, was able to carry the LEGO high enough to truly be in space.
ReplyDeleteIt never said that it was a Lego guy, it said it was a Lego shuttle.
DeleteWe didn't know that there was no engine used to carry the LEGO shuttle high enough.
Delete-Jen and Lorraine ;)
@Alex and Julia
DeleteWe did not know 115,000 feet
We didn't realize that it was a weather balloon and it was a shuttle not a LEGO guy tied to a weather balloon.
Delete~Brooke C. and Taylar H.
I learned that Raul Oaida, an 18 year old is the one who launched the shuttle and I learned that the flight lasted about 3 hours and it landed about 150 miles south of were it took off.
ReplyDeleteI happened because it was tied to a helium balloon that rose and then fell back down, he attached a video camera and a GPS to it too.
I found it interesting that he even launched it, and that he was building jet engines off the internet before he launched the Lego shuttle.
It was really surprising to me that he did all of this stuff at age 18 which is pretty young.
It is very young, and that's really cool that they actually tied it to a helium balloon, and launched legos into the sky.
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DeleteI completely agree with you
We learned that a lego space shutle tied to a helium ballon can go into space. What we found interesting was that legos can fly into space
ReplyDeleteWhere did he get the funding and all the other things that he got to help him make this achievement
DeleteWe learned that the lego shuttle was a lego man tied to helium balloon. The shuttle went up 115,000 feet in the air. The thing we thought was that a helium balloon made into space with out getting stuck in a tree or something.
ReplyDeleteI was also surprised it made it to space with out hitting a tree or getting stuck in one.
DeleteWe learned that Raul Oaida is an 18 year old who launched the shuttle. It haPpened because it was tied to a helium balloon. I found it interesting that they actually took the time to launch a lego shuttle. I was also surprised that it went up high.
ReplyDeleteWe were also very surprised at how they actually were taking the time to launch the ship. But we were both wondering how did all the legos stay together?
DeleteWe learned that the flight went 115,000 feet into the air. Another thing was that he tied the lego shuttle to a big rubber weather balloon. He got the funding from a guy that he meet over titter. What we found surprising was how he also built jet engines online before taking on the lego shuttle. .
ReplyDeleteI learned that the flight went 115,000 feet in the air. I thought it was interesting that it was made of lego and fly up in space but it was actually a lego shuttle on a helium balloon.
ReplyDeleteI agree that it is interesting that the flight went 115,000 feet in the air and it was made of Lego's.
DeleteI learned that a 18 year old made a giant space shuttle. This happened with a helium balloon. He is also working on another project. I found it surprising that he is only 18 and did this!
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ReplyDeleteIt did say under the video on how high the balloon went. So it did go 115,000 feet in the air.
I leaned that weather baloons can not go into space. that a 18 year old built a working space shuttle out of legos. and later let the rocket off and found it with a gps.
ReplyDeleteWe like the gps part.
Delete@Liz Scarloto and Carley Snell
ReplyDeleteDid you guys find it interesting that he also built engines online before building the lego shuttle. Also did you know know the height the shuttle went up to was 115,000 ft.
@ Dallas Blasek 12 I agree, I thought it was strange too that it was lego.
ReplyDelete@ brian schraffenberg I didn't know that it went that high.
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ReplyDeleteDid you find it interesting that the guy built jet engines before he built the lego shuttle. Another thing I found interesting was that he got his funding for his lego shuttle launch from someone he meet over twitter.
We learned that a 18 year old built a lego space shuttle that went into space.We found it interesting that a helium weather balloon, without any engine, was able to carry the LEGO high enough to truly be in space.
ReplyDeletewe thought that this was really cool. i have never seen or heard of any thing like this before. i think it is so col how high the shuttle went with just a balloon.also i thought it was amazing how an 18 year old could do this
ReplyDeleteI learned that it is possible to build a small, model rocket on a low budget and send it into space. I found it interesting that it was one hundred miles away and it did not land in trees. I wonder what websites he used to make the jet engines.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was awesome that someone who's just 18 sent something into space, but if it's made of legos i don't see how it stay together for the whole trip; that it didn't break because of pressure or heat.
ReplyDeleteWe also thought that it was weird that it did not fall apart in space.
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DeleteWe learned that a lego shuttle could go into space. This happened because someone made a helium balloon that went 115,000 feet high.We thought that the guy making jet engines before making the shuttle was interesting. We found it was surprising that this person was a teenager
ReplyDeleteWe learned that a 18 year old launched a LEGO shuttle was launched into space. The shuttle was launched because a helium balloon carried it up. We found interesting that it was able to stay together for 115,000 feet in the air.
ReplyDeletethat a space lego shutel can be launched into space and that and that it went 150000 feet into the air and that the flight lasted for 3 hours
ReplyDeleteWe learned that an 18 year old from Russia built a Lego space shuttle by himself, just by using the information he could find online. The boy got a hot air balloon and attached the shuttle to it, then he sent it up into space. It was not very surprising to us, but it was interesting.
ReplyDeleteDid you find it interesting that he used to build jet engines?
DeleteYes Jenna Cara and Jordan, we did.
DeleteThe ship got into space because it was a weather balloon full of helium. So it simply floated up into space, it took about 2 and a half hours to get up that high but the descent was faster. It also had a GPS in it so they could track it and when it came down it didn't get stuck in the trees!
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DeleteYeah, it seems like that it would take an hour to gert up in space.
It was interesting and cool that they had a GPS to track the shuttle. It's cool how it didn't get stuck in the tree.
DeleteI found it pretty amazing that the legos didn't break apart in space with a huge amount of pressure but they sometimes break apart when you barely touch them. Out of all people they teenager got fianacial support from some person on he meet on twitter.
ReplyDeleteIn space there is less pressure, not more. The legos may break apart from the lack of pressure though. I wonder if he will ever get an money for his talent other than funding to build more stuff.
DeleteI learned that an 18 year old was able to launched into space. this was able to happen because they took a helium balloon and went up to 115,000 feet in the air. The thing that I found interesting was how he was able to do this and how his parents let him do this because it must have cost a fortune.
ReplyDeleteIf he was eighteen years old and lives away from his parents in a different house or apartment then his parents really cannot do anything to him. They might be happy that he is doing this because he got funding from someone and he is building cool stuff that and learning about science.
DeleteThe spaceship got into space by being a weather balloon full of helium.This made it float right up into space, it took about 2.5 hours to get up that high. But coming down was faster. The space ship had a GPS in it so they could track it.
ReplyDeleteit really toke 2.5 hours?
DeleteIt was good but you could of put how far up in the sky it went.
Deletei did not hear about a LEGO space shuttle with a gps tracker on it going into space
ReplyDeleteit had a helium balloon so it probally lifted up into space. it also had gps tracking divice so they can know were it is. it was interesting that it was mad out of lego all though it did not look like it was made out of lego because there were just big foam blockes that i could see not lego peices.
ReplyDeleteAccording to 18-year old Raul Oaida, the flight of the Lego shuttle was approxamitely 115,000 feet long. He launched it using a video tracker & GPS.-Dominic Deutsch
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ReplyDeleteWe learned that what ever you put your mind to you can do it.It happened with a 18 year old was on the internet chat with people talking about rockets and someone gave him money to build a lego rocket ship.We thought that they couldn't launch legos into space or even reach into the air.
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DeleteI think it is cool that they made a lego space shuttle and it can go in to space.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that an 18 year old kid built a real working space shuttle out of legos and went into space with it.We also learned that the "shuttle" actually rose 115,000 feet into the air, so it was, technically, in space.
ReplyDeletewe learned that it has a GPS tracking system it takes 2.5 hours to go up and down it is made of a weathering balloon and has helium in it to make it float. we thought it was interesting that it could float up and actually make it so we thought it was pretty cool.
ReplyDeletethat was awsome I am going to make one i have too its my live long dream and im goning to make a lego r2d2 because i need a frend
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DeleteWe learned that there was a 18 year old kid who made a LEGO spaceship and it went into space by a helium balloon. I thought it was surprising that LEGOS could fly into space that high.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that an 18 year old boy built a lego spaceship and launched it into the air. He got the money for the GPS( to track it) and the helium balloon from someone on twitter. It took around two and a half hours to get al the way up and it came down faster. T hey put it in a weather balloon and filled it with helium and attached a GPS to it to see where it was.
ReplyDeletei dont no what a gps is tell me
Deleteit is a tracking device. It stands for global positioning system
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DeleteWe learned that the flight went 115,000 feet into the air. Another thing was that he tied the lego shuttle to a big rubber weather balloon. He got the funding from a guy that he meet over titter. What we found surprising was how he also built jet engines online before taking on the lego shuttle. We were also surprised that it didn't break apart in outer space from the pressure,when sometimes it breaks when you barley touch them.
ReplyDeletewe learnd that if u put your minde to it u can do anything.
ReplyDeletehe got sone funding and made it in his basement.
that he is only 18.
i would love to go to space.
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ReplyDeleteThis is totally up your ally. I think you should build one. I think it would be really cool.
we learned that a 18 year old was bilding this lego rocket with the help of a alstrailan man it was powered by wether ballown filled with helem. It took 2.5 hours to get up and back down. That they could make it flote.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that a LEGO space ship is able to travel into space and we learned that it traveled 115,000 feet high! This happens because legos were attached to a helium balloon. It also happened because a guy gave him a budget to build it. This was super surprising to us because we didn't know it was able to stay up in the air.
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ReplyDeleteWhat we learned is that this was not his first thing he made.He also made a jet pack.this was made by a huilium ballon that could go high.What we find interesting was how you could make shuttle out of lego's.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that a 18 year old launched a LEGO shuttle was launched into space. It happened because this guy on twitter gave him a small budget to start a jet engine which led to further things. It went 150000 feet into the air and that the flight lasted for 3 hours. The space ship had a GPS in it so they could track it.
ReplyDelete@ Rachelle Kuebel and Olivia Ogden
ReplyDeleteThat is very interesting to know
It made it into space because it was a giant helium balloon with a lego guy on it. It went up a 11000 feet into the air. What I found interesting was that the person makes a bunch of jet engines. The thing that surprised me the most was that the person was only 18 years old.
ReplyDeleteA Lego shuttle could make it into space by that the gravity level is low in space and very high on earth that's why it's possible for a Lego shuttle to make it into space cause of the gravity level compared to earth and space that's why we think that gravity has something to do with the Lego space shuttle.
ReplyDeletehow does a heavy colored brick make it into space,thats what i want to know:/
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ReplyDeleteWhat does the lego man have to do with anything
just wondering...well is the lego man inside of the helium balloon or what can you be a little more detailed....:)
I learned that it has a GPS tracking system it takes 2.5 hours to go up and down it is made of a weathering balloon and has helium in it to make it float. I thought it was interesting that it could float up and actually make it so I thought it was pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteIt happened because of a helium balloon. I found it interesting because the teen used a GPS tracker to find where the spaceship was, and the only help he received a certain amount of money from a man. I was surprised that it actually stayed up in the air, I didn't think that would be possible.
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ReplyDeleteI didn't know that either! I think that is pretty interesting, and I hope someone else will try to send a LEGO shuttle up again.