:lol: :spank: i didn’t want to get into the technicalities of a bird managing to ignite “hot air” and risk reviving any of the traumatic grief you may have for losing family members.
so…you do realize a hot air balloon is a balloon that’s full of hot air right? not Hydrogen? I atleast want to clear that up.
:lol: :spank: i didn’t want to get into the technicalities of a bird managing to ignite “hot air” and risk reviving any of the traumatic grief you may have for losing family members.
so…you do realize a hot air balloon is a balloon that’s full of hot air right? not Hydrogen? I atleast want to clear that up.
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That and its filled with warmed air, so if it hit a cold air pocket, it would fly better, not worse.
my 2 cousins went in one 5 years ago, they both died when they hit an unexpected cold pocket of air and the balloon crashed.
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lol at people thinking cold air will crash a hot air balloon
hot air ballons work because the air inside them is hotter, and therefore LIGHTER then the cooler air around them, a cold pocket would cause the balloon to rise if anything, because hot light air rises over cold dense air
now if they hit a pocket of incredibly hot air, then maybe, but it would have to be realy fricken hot, well past 250 °F, the surounding air would probably have to be well in excess of 300 degrees to have anything close to a “fast” fall from the sky
at the temperature, the heat will kill you well before the balloon manages to crash