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State of Elevation 

Aboard a high-altitude balloon the secret of which she possesses, a young girl has a strange encounter in space.Two investigations, undertaken in both the past and the present, endeavour to distinguish truth from falsehood. Isabelle Prim interweaves fiction with the formidable archives of the National Center for Space Studies.
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Aboard a high-altitude balloon the secret of which she possesses, a young girl has a strange encounter in space.Two investigations, undertaken in both the past and the present, endeavour to distinguish truth from falsehood. Isabelle Prim interweaves fiction with the formidable archives of the National Center for Space Studies.

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