On April 9, a brave donut went where no other donut has ever gone before: into space. Its adventure was recorded and the video is available at the end of this article.
The famous donut began its journey from a carefully selected location in the town of Askim in Norway, by Swedes Alexander and Benjamin Jonsson, who are brothers.
The two siblings preferred to travel and launch their donut in Norway rather than in their homeland Sweden to avoid paying money to obtain a flight permit (!!!).
The traveling dough reached an altitude of 20 miles (32 kilometers) from a weather balloon and successfully landed in Lake Vatern in Sweden..
Anyway, the condition of the lucky donut, after enjoying a dreamy flight into space and a swimming experience in the lake, looked more like a soggy round thing than a donut. Chaos! Therefore, it is safe to assume that the brothers will not eat it..
Sure, NASA as a space specialist, claims that space starts at 62 miles (100 kilometers) above Earth's surface. Thus, unfortunately, the doughnut with a hole in the middle did not actually reach space.
On the other side, there is no doubt that this type of confectionery was the first to rise above the highest clouds, and for euphemism we will give it the title as the first donut in space.
Now that I think about it better, in my drawer I still have a ZX Spectrum+ from Sinclair, which works normally. Should I make it the first lost in space spectrum?
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