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Out of this world: British teddy bears strapped to helium weather balloon reach the edge of space | Mail Online

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2008-12-05T14:41:03.000Z
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"It's not often that Britain can claim a win in the space race. But these teddy bears drifting nearly 20 miles above Earth have become the first soft toys to take part in extra-vehicular activity (to use correct NASA jargon) at such an altitude."

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