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November 10th 09, 03:05 AM
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Ultimate soaring challenges or adventures
How about bringing the Shuttle back from a high launch to the Space
Station turnpoint. Otherwise, the Perlan Project flying into he Polar Vortex might suffice. Also, Rutan's Space Ship One flights could expand the horizon. I understand these guys had to go get a commercial glider rating before the FAA would let them fly. 
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