 antwanpBeyond FM, Beyond AM, XM Satellite RadioPremium
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Re: Farmers launching hydrogen? A hydrogen balloon igniting that high up would burn up so fast that it wouldn't be of any danger to people on the ground.
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 UglyDorkPremium
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Buffalo, NY | said by antwanp:A hydrogen balloon igniting that high up would burn up so fast that it wouldn't be of any danger to people on the ground. -Antwan L. Except for the falling transceiver.   |
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 ThrowDemsOutIf you can't convince 'em, confuse 'emPremium
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kudos:4 | said by UglyDork:said by antwanp:A hydrogen balloon igniting that high up would burn up so fast that it wouldn't be of any danger to people on the ground. -Antwan L. Except for the falling transceiver. It parachutes down. Little to no danger.
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 jester121Premium
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Lake Zurich, IL | reply to ThrowDemsOut
Fireproof parachutes I hope? |
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said by antwanp:A hydrogen balloon igniting that high up would burn up so fast that it wouldn't be of any danger to people on the ground. I was thinking more about the farmer pre-release, or the ballon that eventually returns to the ground with at least some hydrogen (but not enough to overcome the weight of the baloon).
When I was 8 years old me and some friends created some hydrogen using two anodes in a glass of water. We created enough to inflate a small (toy) balloon a small amount. We went out in the school yard and stood in a circle flicking matches at it. All I remember is all of us standing there, stunned, spitting debris out of our mouths. 
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said by UglyDork:said by antwanp:A hydrogen balloon igniting that high up would burn up so fast that it wouldn't be of any danger to people on the ground. -Antwan L. Except for the falling transceiver. it'd probably burn up in the atmosphere. nothing usable to recover.
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Zerny
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Fort Gratiot, MI | reply to jester121
Hey they did it with the Apollo missions when we faked the moon landing im sure getting the transceiver down wont be a problem |
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