We sent the Avengers up to SPACE!

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"**We sent the Avengers up to SPACE!**" is a vlog uploaded to the JStu channel on April 22, 2019. The video details the adventure of Justin Stuart and Andrew Scites attempting to send miniature figures of the characters in *The Avengers* to the atmosphere.

The video was met with positive feedback, and eventually led to a sequel, LAUNCHING BABY YODA INTO OUTER SPACE!.

## Plot

The video starts off with Stuart and Scites detailing how they saw a video uploaded by English YouTuber  Killem, where he sent a Big Mac to the atmosphere. It then cuts back to the previous day, where they are vlogging themselves gathering supplies for the mission.

The first shop they go to is located in the mall, which has all of the miniature figures that they need. After buying them, they go to Best Buy to gather cameras, batteries, and more electronic devices.

Stuart and Scites then spend a while looking for a parachute, and after having trouble finding one, they head to a store called Apogee Components, where they eventually find the parachute they were looking for.

After leaving Apogee Components, they head to Walmart and find a styrofoam container, which would hold all of *The Avengers* characters and the electronic equipments.

They then spend the next few minutes of the video building the platform and readying the container, adding a space blanket insulator and super gluing the figurines onto a cardboard platform that extends outwards.

Stuart and Scites proceed to travel to KOAA-TV headquarters, a local news station located in Colorado Springs, Colorado that serves both Colorado Springs and Pueblo, a nearby city. They then meet Sam Schreier, a meterologist that covers morning weather, and find out the weather conditions for the area in which they plan to launch the contraption. Schreier also makes predictions, and states that it will rise up to about 90,000 feet, and will burst upon reaching that threshold.

They then proceed to go outside, right in front of the KOAA-TV headquarters, and inflate the weather ballon. After having some trouble with it, they manage to attach it to the contraption. However, when trying to launch, it kept falling down to the surface. They figured it was because the contraption weighed too much, and so they took out the extra battery, the extra GoPro, and a few other small things. They also carved some holes in the container, hoping that it would weigh even less, and took off the top.

After losing a few pounds, they successfully launched it, and after some initial fears with it landing on top of a building, they left the area, and went back home.

Stuart and Scites then started tracking the balloon from home. They then began to get paranoia about the weather balloon, fearing that it would land in a far-away state, such as Nebraska or Wisconsin.

It then cuts away to 3 days later, and them driving in fields. They then explain that the contraption has been left alone for over 72 hours, and that the GPS tracker has been off for over 48 hours, and so they were driving to the last recorded location of the contraption.

After driving for a while, they are stopped by a gate, which unbeknownst to them, was the entrance to a ranch located in Arapahoe County, Colorado. After simply opening the gate, they drive to the main center of the ranch. They knocked on a few doors, however no one answered.

They then try to find the last known location, and after climbing atop a hill, they see a bright red object in the distance. Upon traveling towards it, they realize it is the contraption in which they sent the characters from *The Avengers* to, located at the coordinates  39°34'42.3"N 104°17'13.5"W. After traveling back home and looking at the footage, it then cuts to the footage, however the GoPro battery died before it reached into the atmosphere.