Stratosphere Ascent -- Two Belgium scientists, Professor Max Cosyns and his Assistant ***** Van Der Elst, who took off from Belgium for a stratosphere ***** and were fore some time considered lost. Have come down in ***** after it is said reaching a height of 26,000 Meters.Professor Max Cosyns photographed a moment before his departure. M. Van Der Elst can be seen leaning out of one of the portholes of the gondola. October 1, 1934. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency Limited).

Stratosphere Ascent -- Two Belgium scientists, Professor Max Cosyns and his Assistant ***** Van Der Elst, who took off from Belgium for a stratosphere ***** and were fore some time considered lost. Have come down in ***** after it is said reaching a height of 26,000 Meters.Professor Max Cosyns photographed a moment before his departure. M. Van Der Elst can be seen leaning out of one of the portholes of the gondola. October 1, 1934. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency Limited).
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