Tuesday, September 8, 2015

The Yeung sisters from Seattle successfully launched a DIY craft to the edge of space

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In Seattle over this Labor Day Weekend, two curious young girls launched a homemade aircraft, hoping to reach the edge of space. And they did. Kimberly and Rebecca Yeung’s spacecraft, made from wooden triangles and broken arrow shafts, rose 78,000 feet – twice as high as a commercial aircraft – carrying a picture of their cat next to a Lego R2-D2.

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