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Super yacht can fly in the sky at a speed of 110km/h
Superyacht Air Yacht is about 150 meters long, consists of two large balloons and a central compartment connected by footbridges.
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The troposphere of the atmosphere is gradually rising due to climate change
Atmospheric measurements collected by weather balloons in the Northern Hemisphere over the past 40 years show that climate change is pushing the upper boundary of the tr…
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The mice were all trapped at the same time because of a balloon, plastic buckets and bait
Instead of spending money on drugs and rat traps, many people have decided to take advantage of household items to trap and kill rats.
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Passenger balloons into space will fly in 2021
Spaceship Neptune's cabin is fitted with a hydrogen balloon that can carry eight people up to the stratosphere to see the Earth from the edge of space.
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How was Helium gas generated?
If you pump Helium gas into the balloon and release them, this ball will fly to a maximum height of under 10km.
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Aircraft 'lighter than air' took off the test
The 15-meter Phoenix airship aircraft, wingspan 10.5 m, is equipped with solar cells to supplement energy.
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Inside the world's largest balloon with glass floor, carrying super rich circles
Is that a bird? Or is it an airplane? No, it's a hybrid balloon!
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The untold story of the US Navy 'air carrier'
From the nose to the tail, the giant airplanes that serve aerial aircraft carriers are about the same size as a 60-story skyscraper.
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Burns from balloons exploded - explaining phenomena
Recently, scientists had accurate explanations for the phenomenon of balloons exploding, injuring many users.
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Why does the balloon explode?
Balloons are a decoration, a toy for children. But no one expected, a toy could explode causing the person standing near to burn badly, dangerous to life.
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The greatest tricks in history or the media game of the media?
Besides, there are also super strange things, but they are really just tricks. Yet for a long time, many people believed in these tricks!
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What's so hot in the bubble bubble?
The sparkling and beautiful balls quickly attracted young people in Saigon and became one of the popular trends in this year's Christmas season.
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Superheated helium balloons,
Superheated helium gas passes through the metal and leaves pores that weaken and gradually destroy the nuclear fusion reactor.
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Scientific explanation of the phenomenon of flies afraid of water balloon bags
One of the methods to get rid of that annoying fly is to hang a bag of water outside the porch.
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Why does the ball fly in the air?
Have you ever wondered why the ball can fly in the air? If you do not know, please refer to the article below.