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- Nott was the Senior Balloon Consultant for Alan Eustace’s successful world record altitude sky dive in 2014. He was a consultant on blimps for six Olympic Games, used for security and surveillance. In 2016 he worked on unique, long duration balloons which, being more cost effective, were used at all 4 venues in the Brazil games.
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Oct 27, 2014 · Eustace recruited Sreenivasan Shankarnarayan, a retired balloon expert there, who was joined by Julian Nott, a record-setting British balloon designer. The team reinvented the way helium...
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This broke the previous record of 127,800 feet, held for only two years by Red Bull. He released from a helium balloon near the top of the stratosphere and fell at 820 miles per hour, 25% faster than the speed of sound! Julian Nott was the Senior Balloon Consultant for the entire three years the project and proposed the unique balloon system used.
Nott was the Senior Balloon Consultant for Alan Eustace’s successful world record altitude sky dive in 2014. He was a consultant on blimps for six Olympic Games, used for security and surveillance. In 2016 he worked on unique, long duration balloons which, being more cost effective, were used at all 4 venues in the Brazil games.
Apr 2, 2019 · In addition to his own engineering projects, Julian played an important role assisting other record-setting balloonists. His efforts in support of Alan Eustace’s record-setting balloon flight to and parachute jump from an altitude of 138,908 feet on October 24, 2014, is a case in point.
With world-renowned balloonist Julian Nott and project manager Sebastian Padilla, we met experts who had overseen the design of dozens of supersonic aircraft. We told them we wanted to drop...
Nov 12, 2014 · With a patented Julian Nott smile, he responded that he did not think so. Now we know why. Launching at 7:00 am on October 24, 2014, Alan Eustace, senior vice president of Knowledge at Google, Inc., broke Baumgartner’s record with a parachute jump from and altitude of 41,419 meters (135,890 feet).
We recruited Mark Procos at United Parachute Technologies to build the parachute systems, world-famous balloonist Julian Nott to consult, Jonathon Clark to serve as flight surgeon, and Don Day as the chief meteorologist.
